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Hi,<br />
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Check if DNS suffix is right. I will need to extract the DNS suffix from all the computers in a file.<br />
There can be more than one so have them in a row with a coma delimiter<br />
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Regards<br />
Raja<br />

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Hi,

Check if DNS suffix is right. I will need to extract the DNS suffix from all the computers in a file.
There can be more than one so have them in a row with a coma delimiter

Regards
Raja


Check if DNS suffix is right. I will need to extract the DNS suffix from all the computers in a file.

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