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Here you see a register form for forward and/or reverse name (Figure 7.27) resolution zones. You find the following fields:

1. Domain name of the new registration; e.g. empresa.pt; porto.empresa.pt; acme.inc;
2. Network the associated IP network for which you are going to create registrations of reverse name resolution PTR^7.8;
3. Zone type field that allows you to create a master or secondary zone. A secondary zone is a copy of another DNS server master zone;
4. Server name of the machine that will serve^7.9 this domain (e.g. ipbrick.domain.com) (this field is only applied on master zones);
5. Email e-mail of the responsible for this domain. This e-mail is registered in the DNS under the name of the responsible technician for this domain (this field is only applied on master zones);
6. Refresh time he time of a secondary zone to see if there are any changes in the master zone (this field is only applied on master zones);
7. Transfer retry time the time a secondary zone has to wait to retry the connection to the master zone, that is, if the last refresh was unsuccessfully (this field is only applied on master zones);
8. Expiry time the time a secondary zone has to consider the dates of a zone as valid since the last successful refresh (this field is only applied on master zones);
9. Default time-to-live the time in which the other DNS servers have to consider the dates of this zone as valid (this field is only applied on master zones);
10. Master servers zone master server IP (this field is only applied on secondary zones)
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