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>> Gurus,
>>
>> Just wondering if any of you regular contributors here may have
>> implemented DNSSEC and what were your thoughts on it - good idea or
>> not worth the time?
>
> Second question, does any flavor of Windows Server (2003 or 2008) DNS
> support DNNSEC?
Hello SPin,
That depends. Do you have applications that require it's use? Keep in mind,
when using Windows DNS and AD Integrated Zones with Secured Updates, a
client must authenticate using Kerberos anyway. Is there a 3rd party app, or
possibly for zone transfers that requires non-Kerberos authentication or
some other security for resolution? I would imagine zone transfers are not
in question here, that is assuming you are using AD Integrated zones.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc728328.aspx
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