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Event ID 3011: Received response from DNS Server … for name … and type … with response status …, client PID …, send blob …, context

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Received response from DNS Server … for name … and type … with response status …, client PID …, send blob …, context

Event 3011
DNS-Client
System log
Information
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
Received response from DNS Server … for name … and type … with response status …, client PID …, send blob …, context …

The SMB server service created an endpoint with the following listener rule entry settings:

Event 3011
SMBServer
SMBServer/Operational log
Information
Message and fields (as Event Viewer shows them)
The SMB server service created an endpoint with the following listener rule entry settings: 
Transport: …
Port: …
TransportType: …
SrvInstances: …

Guidance:

You should expect this event when assigning alternative SMB server listener ports and on any subsequent restarts of the SMB server service.