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	DNS on Windows 2000, 2nd Edition By Matt Larson, Cricket Liu
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RCODE field
rcodes (response codes)
recurse option (nslookup)
recursion 2nd
    queries
         name server configuration and
    resolution
        caching and
refresh interval 2nd 3rd
    no-refresh interval
    slave servers
refused queries
registration
    of additional FQDNs
    of name servers
    of network numbers
registries 2nd 3rd
    choosing
Registry settings
    Netlogon service
    Windows 2000 dynamic updates
remote host names 2nd
resolution [See also resolvers ]2nd
    caching and
    iterative (nonrecursive)
    recursive
    root name servers
    roundtrip time
resolvers 2nd 3rd [See also resolution]4th 5th
    caching
    configuring 2nd
        DNS suffix
        local name servers
        name servers to query
        remote name servers
        sample configurations
        search list
    nslookup vs. 2nd
    response acceptance
    round robin
    stub
    subnet prioritization
    Windows 95
    Windows 98
    Windows NT
resource records
    adding
        manually
    case sensitivity
    CNAMEs in
    data format for
    deleting
        manually
        stale
    domain names in
    needed by domain controllers
    properties of
    scavenging
    storing
    types of 2nd
    zone creation and
resources [See documentation]
responses
    inconsistent
    time for [See performance]
    tracing
Responsible Person (RP) records 2nd
restricted servers
retry interval 2nd 3rd
reverse-mapping 2nd
RIPE Network Coordination Centre
root command (nslookup)
root domain 2nd 3rd
Root Hints window (DNS console)
root name server hints file
root name servers 2nd 3rd
    setting with nslookup
    temporary
root.dns file
round robin 2nd 3rd
roundtrip time
routing loops
RP records 2nd
RT records 2nd


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