After completing TCP/IP: Introduction to DNS Server, the user should be able to:

	Describe the Microsoft Browser Services
	Browse multiple subnets
	Explain the Microsoft Domain Name System (DNS)
	Demonstrate name resolution with the Browser Services and DNS
	Configure the Microsoft DNS Server

The Browsing Process

	Browsing Service basics
	Configuring different browser types
	Selecting browser elections
	Browsing workgroups and domains
	Using NT directory services

Browsing Multiple Subnets

	Using LMHOSTS
	Browsing with LMHOSTS
	Using WINS to enable NBT
	Browsing with WINS

Domain Name System

	Identifying the domain name space
	Delegating domain administration
	Resolving DNS queries

Internet Domain Space

	Describing the organization of the Internet domain name space
	Using subdomains in the US domain
	Using subdomains in non-government organizations

DNS Name Resolution

	Obtaining domain information with WHOIS
	Mapping addresses to names
	Implementing DNS — the decision

Configuring Microsoft DNS Server

	Accomplishing name resolution with HOSTS files
	Preparing to use DNS
	Managing Microsoft DNS Server
	Using DNS configuration options
	Creating BIND database files
	Using the BOOT file

Database Files

	Using domain database files
	Explaining reverse-matching database files
	Using the localhost database file
	Explaining the cache file
	Setting up a secondary name server