asked on Finding machines using a specific DNS server
Is there a way to find out what machines are using a specific DNS server? We are switching servers and want to make sure any static assigned machines are not using the old servers anymore.
Active DirectoryWindows Server 2008DNS
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Todd Nelson
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There's a caveat with #4 above - Get-DNSClientServerAddress
Good point, I run Windows 10 and didn't even think of OS supported by different versions. What you could do is change the powershell command to "ipconfig /all > \\server\share\%computerna
You would have to manually check each text file as if you do a find for string DNS, it will always give you the primary server name. Secondary server name is in the next line.
You would have to manually check each text file as if you do a find for string DNS, it will always give you the primary server name. Secondary server name is in the next line.
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