Event ID 3008: DNS query is completed for the name …, type …, query options … with status … Results

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DNS query is completed for the name …, type …, query options … with status … Results

Event 3008

DNS-Client

System log

Information

Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)

DNS query is completed for the name …, type …, query options … with status … Results …

Access Allowed

Event 3008

SMBServer

SMBServer/Operational log

Information

Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)

Access Allowed

Server certificate mapping name: …
Client socket address: …
Connection ID: …

Client certificate chain:

Subject, Issuer, Serial Number, …
…
Deny entries:

…
Allow Entries:

…
Guidance:

The server allowed access to the client during mutual authentication. If you did not expect this result, examine the deny and allow entries above. For more information on troubleshooting this behavior, review https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2243809