You are troubleshooting a Windows Server DNS environment where stale resource records are not being removed, leading to name resolution errors. Which THREE conditions must be met for DNS scavenging to successfully delete a stale record?
Even if individual zones are configured for scavenging, the master switch at the DNS server level must be turned on. This setting tells the DNS service to periodically run the scavenging algorithm and check all hosted zones for records that have exceeded their aging and refresh intervals.
Why this answer
DNS scavenging is a multi-step process that requires specific configurations at both the server and zone levels. If any of these components are misconfigured, the scavenging engine will not process the records, leading to an accumulation of outdated data that can interfere with network operations and IP management.