What are two possible commands that you can run to verify the SRV records?

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1. B,E

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2. I think its B and E.

   I have tested this.
   E has the wrong syntax. Might be a typo in the practice though.

   PS C:\Windows\system32> dcdiag.exe /test:DnsRecordRegistration
   Test not found. Please re-enter a valid test name.

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   PS C:\Windows\system32> dcdiag.exe /DnsRecordRegistration

   Directory Server Diagnosis

   Performing initial setup:
   Trying to find home server…

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3. 8answer should be B,E.

   https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd728017(v=ws.10).aspx

   dcdiag.exe /test:DNS /DnsRecordRegistration
   This command verifies registration of the following resource records in DNS:
   -alias (CNAME): the globally unique identifier (GUID)-based resource record that locates a replication partner
   -host (A): the host resource record that contains the IP address of the domain controller
   -LDAP SRV: the service (SRV) resource records that locate LDAP servers
   -GC SRV: the service (SRV) resource records that locate global catalog servers
   -PDC SRV: the service (SRV) resource records that locate primary domain controller (PDC) emulator operations masters

   dcdiag.exe /test:DNS
   Verifying dynamic update
   If the basic DNS test shows that resource records do not exist in DNS, use the dynamic update test to determine why the Net Logon service did not register the
   resource records automatically. To verify that the Active Directory domain zone is configured to accept secure dynamic updates and to perform registration of a test
   record (_dcdiag_test_record), use the following procedure. The test record is deleted automatically after the test.

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