DNS timestamp replication (again), and Scavenge vs Enable Automatic scavenging


i've read posts on "dns record timestamp replication" can find on forum, , i'm still concerned enabling scavenging on multi-server dns infrastructure, after it's been off forever.

if have 3 dns servers, , different clients update dns on different dns servers, "last refresh" timestamp can different depending on dns server at. think that verifying timestamp replication @ top of any pre-enabling-scavenging to-do list.

but can't be, because *timestamps don't replicate unless scavenging turned on.*

so assumed solution turn on scavenging on 1 dns server, enable other dns servers replicate current timestamps *to* it, don't see timestamps changing on server2 enabled scavenging. know dns replicating ok because if create new record on server1 appears on server2. existing timestamps on server2 not updating newer timestamps of server1, after enabled scavenging on server2.

if timestamps don't change on server2, going scavenged, , deleted server1 even if timestamp on server1 is 5 minutes before scavenging starts. right?

second issue:

in 2008 r2 dns console, i right click server name, "set aging/scavenging zones," check box says "scavenge stale resource records."

and/or

in 2008 r2 dns console, right click server name, choose properties, advanced tab, , check box says "enable automatic scavenging of stale records."

what difference between these two?
need both boxes checked before scavenged?
how work together?
what does checking first 1 do?
checking the second 1 do?


hi,

please check below link helpful.

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/eu/winserverds/thread/b5bf16da-a205-42a2-99b3-6de8c7499e4b

http://tst.social.technet.microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winservernis/thread/66e9e96e-3134-451c-855b-29a8f1ca497e

 http://blogs.technet.com/b/networking/archive/2008/03/19/don-t-be-afraid-of-dns-scavenging-just-be-patient.aspx

hope helps


best regards,

sandesh dubey.

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