Question About DNS Planning

Lets say that I was given an imperative to minimize any traffic going across any WAN links, would it be correct to say that by setting up my dns server(s) to use my isp's dns server as a forwarder you would accomplish my goal?
hoping I haven't crossed any lines...
John
hoping I haven't crossed any lines...
John
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Work In Progress: BSCI, Sharepoint
Work In Progress: BSCI, Sharepoint
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But your ISP's DNS is for anything outside your network. So go right ahead. You pay for that service.
Was this a question on your exam? I can't see any other reason why that would cross any lines
shhhh CSI:microsoft may be watching.
And, fwiw, the answer to this is in transcender. Using DNS forwarders is an acceptable method of limiting traffic across your wan links. I really hate myself for not being more committed to getting transcender working *before* i failed my test. (though it wouldn't have mattered on this particular subject.
Thanks again for helping everyone
John
Work In Progress: BSCI, Sharepoint
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