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If you are NOT using best practices and running your DHCP service on your Active Directory server, you will need to run the command below to apply least privilege.
CMD: dnscmd /config /OpenAclOnProxyUpdates 0
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0:00 Introductory summary
0:34 What is dynamic DNS
1:08 Set up DNS
2:01 Secure dynamic updates only
3:08 DHCP with name protection
4:57 Dynamic DNS user
6:04 DnsUpdateProxy group
7:31 NonDomain Participated in Windows device configuration for Named Protection
8:20 Register DNS records on a Windows device
8:50 New lease creates PTR record, but not A record for Windows (non-domain join)
9:21 New lease creates PTR record and a recording for non-domain connected Linux machine
9:58 Create a record for a non-domain joined Windows machine
10:43 Demonstrate the protection that /"Name Protection/" provides
11:19 NonDomain participates in the Windows Client configuration for dynamic DNS without name security
11:59 Configure DHCP server for dynamic DNS without named protection
13:08 Reassign a Windows machine lease to demonstrate the new behavior
14:50 Overwrite the existing A record now that there is no Name Protection
15:37 Demonstrate the BAD_RECORD log being created
17:15 DHCP log location and setting of the conflict detection attempts
6:00 PM Summary
18:47 Thanks for watching!
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