Learn Windows Server DNS in Just 20min

in this short session I’ll take you through what DNS is and exactly how it works on Windows Server. Here you’ll learn the basic skills to not only set up the DNS service but also manage it as well. As always if you enjoy the session please bump the like button and I welcome any comments tr questions you might have.

[dhxxlhx]

Never mind the newbies. A lot of us have been core network engineers and never needed to worry bout this as we have dedicated OSS. Now our role is growing, we're not just routing & switching and we're having to incorporate this into our job function. Thanks!

[SaltRockStacker]

I just want to take a moment to thank you for the clear and concise format of your videos.
After 20+ years working in the software development industry, I am still learning "new old" stuff (things I know, but I did not know it the way I'm supposed to haha).
My role often takes me deep into IT planning and troubleshooting territory and this is very helpful in allowing me to work with my counterparts myself, instead of waiting for the real IT/Security folks to be available. Or at least I can take a stab at the surface layer troubleshooting before I call in the big guns.

[entrustcyber]

Great content as usual, Andy! Looking forward learning more from you.

[NickLaoutaris]

another great video Andy. Keep it up man ! Thank you for your hard work and the amazing videos you produce.

[makeitcloudy]

straight to the point, if you never built it before, this video contains all what is needed to have the name resolution working in your home lab. thank you !

[a.j.sonnier]

Thank you so much for all you do. I recently took a position as an IT Admin after being out of the field for years. Your videos are life savers. :)

[criptovida]

This is was a good refreshing. Thanks for sharing, great content as usual.

[jeorgefrasco]

Thank you very much Andy.. Your videos really helps me a lot

[np]

Great video. I recently came across your channel and have learned a lot. Have subscribed so keep up the good work!

[itxptube]

wow from 10k to over 35k subscribers already! Thanks for your efforts - I enjoy them myself and point all my colleagues here :D

[bbdfjsi]

Awesome! Please keep these coming - From: Bangalore & Vasco-Da-Gama, India

[AlirioTavaresA]

I'm very glad that you do this kind of informative videos, I'm starting soon in a job as an IT technician and this will be of great help even tho I am a bit anxious not knowing how it will go since it will be my first time truly entering the world of business but this kinda of videos always helps people grow more in knowledge making them able to apply them on their daily task, thank you God bless you.

[KG-nbqb]

Your method of teaching is very good, you teach very important points relative to the topic. Easy to grasp and comprehensive. 💯❤️

[sharathraj]

What a Short vid, and excellent info...ThankYou so much.. 😊👍

[raymondcolijn]

Thank you so much. This video was great to refresh my memory

[synthmania]

Im getting back to basics for myself as I come from a DBA background! Perfect timing! Gonna be building a homelab :)

[DuncanandDawsonvideo]

I was JUST looking for a video on this. Thanks Andy!

[Peet]

good video skiped a step in school and this cleared things up

[MygenteTV]

I just discovered your channel a few days ago. And I really love your content we are learning a lot from you. Thank you for your work and what you do

[normanhillbish]

I've been a sys admin since 1998

One thing that is missing from training, one of the biggest challenges, is coming into an organization.... where the designers are long gone... and you have a network of systems that you must manage and maintain.... with nobody who can clearly identify and articulate what is going on.

Group Policy could contain hundreds of GPOs that may not even be needed anymore.

I would love to see some videos on how to better analyze and clean up these things.