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ok, I've figured out how to do this; but what is your actual use case? this seems rather silly. just use the existing DnsAdmins group.
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ok, I've figured out how to do this; but what is your actual use case? this seems rather silly. just use the existing DnsAdmins group.

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hello,<br />
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i need a script to add a right on specific dns zone integrated in my active directory, i need to select all host A entry that name is like computer123 &quot;computerxxx&quot; and for every entry add in security the dns service account &quot;dns_service&quot; with read and write permission.<br />
the permission may be already exist.<br />
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thanks for help
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hello,

i need a script to add a right on specific dns zone integrated in my active directory, i need to select all host A entry that name is like computer123 "computerxxx" and for every entry add in security the dns service account "dns_service" with read and write permission.
the permission may be already exist.

thanks for help

script to edit dns host A entry security for specific zone

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