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Your network is running three DNS servers, NS1, NS2, and NS3. NS1 is running Windows Server, whereas NS2 and NS3 are still running Windows NT 4.0. In reviewing the error log on NS1, you notice an error that lists NOTIMPL(4) being returned by NS3.What does this error indicate?

You’ve just created a new zone in DNS on a Windows Server -based computer. You check the zone and notice that the only records in it are the SOA and NS RRs. You check the configuration and see that the zone is configured to accept dynamic updates.
What should you do next?

The ABC.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named ABC.com. All client computers on the ABC.com network run Windows XP Professional.
You use your client computer named ABC-WS294. You want to use Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA) on ABC-WS294 to analyze network servers for security vulnerabilities.
Which of the following services are the minimum required to be running on the network servers for you to scan them with MBSA? (Choose all that apply.)

You are using WINS Forward Lookup integration in your mixed UNIX/Windows environment to allow your DNS-only UNIX clients to use only their configured Windows Server DNS server to query and resolve resolution requests for downlevel Windows NT 4.0 machines’ NetBIOS names. This has been working well for your company for several months. You are informed that over the next several weeks, the Windows NT 4.0 servers are being moved to a different subnet in order to create a separate broadcast domain. They will still continue to register with the same WINS server, but their IP addresses will be changing, and they will no longer be able to be accessed via broadcasts. As these servers start their migration to the new subnet you begin to receive calls only from your UNIX community, complaining that they can no longer access servers that have moved until a day or so later.
What can you do to fix the problem for all future migrated servers?