Win2003 AD, DNS-ADI servers.

For the second time, I a certain A host 'disappears' from the DNS server. No
administrator took responsibilities for the deletion.

Is there any way to track when and how DNS entries are deleted from the DNS
servers? In my case I have only two DNS-ADI servers. I have total of 6
administrators with rights for deleting DNS records.

Re: Any audit option to monitor who/when DNS records get deleted? by Mark

Mark
Mon Feb 12 11:46:18 CST 2007

From the DNS management console, using the DNS server properties, you can
use the advanced security options to set auditing. That way you will get an
event log entry when someone changes a setting.

You might also be able to set ntfs auditing on the dns zone file or auditing
on the zone registry keys, depending on how you have it set up. In fact, you
could even set file auditing on the icon shortcut itself to see who is
clicking on it.


Mark Burnett
http://xato.net



"Marlon Brown" <MarlonBrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Win2003 AD, DNS-ADI servers.
>
> For the second time, I a certain A host 'disappears' from the DNS server.
> No administrator took responsibilities for the deletion.
>
> Is there any way to track when and how DNS entries are deleted from the
> DNS servers? In my case I have only two DNS-ADI servers. I have total of 6
> administrators with rights for deleting DNS records.
>


Re: Any audit option to monitor who/when DNS records get deleted? by Roger

Roger
Wed Feb 14 06:34:46 CST 2007

Note that further considerations would apply if the DNS
zone is AD integrated, in which case the auditing would
need to be set on the DNS objects in AD.

"Marlon Brown" <MarlonBrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:O$RAdrsTHHA.3980@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> Win2003 AD, DNS-ADI servers.
>
> For the second time, I a certain A host 'disappears' from the DNS server.
> No administrator took responsibilities for the deletion.
>
> Is there any way to track when and how DNS entries are deleted from the
> DNS servers? In my case I have only two DNS-ADI servers. I have total of 6
> administrators with rights for deleting DNS records.
>