1. Go to Start, select DNS.
2. In the DNS dialog box, expand the DNS server’s name in the left pane right click the Reverse Lookup Zones Select New Zone.
3. Click Next
4. Select “Primary Zone” and Remove the check box for "Store the zone in Active Directory", click Next.
5. Check IPv4 Reverse Lookup Zone
6. In the network ID give the first three octets Ex: 10.0.0Next
7. Click Next
8. In dynamic Update Select "Allow both non-secure and secure dynamic update" click Next Finish
Creating Pointer Record
1. Go to Start, select DNS.
2. Expand Reverse lookup zone and Right click the zone select New Pointer
3. In the pointer record give the fourth octet click browse double click server name (SYS1) double click Forward Lookup Zone double click the zone name (Yahoo.com) double click the host name (SYS1) OK
Verification:
1. Open the command prompt and type nslookup 10.0.0.1
2. In the DNS dialog box, expand the DNS server’s name in the left pane right click the Reverse Lookup Zones Select New Zone.
3. Click Next
4. Select “Primary Zone” and Remove the check box for "Store the zone in Active Directory", click Next.
5. Check IPv4 Reverse Lookup Zone
6. In the network ID give the first three octets Ex: 10.0.0Next
7. Click Next
8. In dynamic Update Select "Allow both non-secure and secure dynamic update" click Next Finish
Creating Pointer Record
1. Go to Start, select DNS.
2. Expand Reverse lookup zone and Right click the zone select New Pointer
3. In the pointer record give the fourth octet click browse double click server name (SYS1) double click Forward Lookup Zone double click the zone name (Yahoo.com) double click the host name (SYS1) OK
Verification:
1. Open the command prompt and type nslookup 10.0.0.1
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