Using Powershell to list / export which DNS (A) records do not have the associated PTR record ?
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Can anyone here please assist me with the powershell script to list which (A) records in my DNS server does not have its (PTR) record ?
and also how do I automatically re-creates the PTR records if the reverse lookup zones has been created in the AD integrated DNS servers?
Thanks.
Can anyone here please assist me with the powershell script to list which (A) records in my DNS server does not have its (PTR) record ?
and also how do I automatically re-creates the PTR records if the reverse lookup zones has been created in the AD integrated DNS servers?
Thanks.
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Ah I see,
because I'm in a new environment and I have noticed that several hundreds of DNS entries of the servers are set as "static", no TimeStamp on the DNS console, so I guess someone manually register the entry here on the DNS without letting it register by itself.
Does executing the command ipconfig /registerdns can potentially causing some outage to the server network communication ?
because I'm in a new environment and I have noticed that several hundreds of DNS entries of the servers are set as "static", no TimeStamp on the DNS console, so I guess someone manually register the entry here on the DNS without letting it register by itself.
Does executing the command ipconfig /registerdns can potentially causing some outage to the server network communication ?
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Ok, may I know what is the command for forcing AD replication ?
Should I do it from the primary DNS or it doesn't really matter the role.
Should I do it from the primary DNS or it doesn't really matter the role.
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Thanks guys !
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ok, if i run the command:
what are the effects on the user or Exchange email flow ? would there be any issue to the users when i execute that command during the working hours ?
Psexec @C:\dclist.txt repadmin /syncallwhat are the effects on the user or Exchange email flow ? would there be any issue to the users when i execute that command during the working hours ?
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But how do I configure all of the production Windows Server to register their DNS entries automatically without going to each and every server network settings and selecting the checkbox to register the reverse lookup zone ?