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For larger environments, people use an IP Management tool to do what you want. IPAM tools exist from Microsoft and 3rd party. Trying to introduce an IPAM retroactively can be tricky since it'll be operating with incomplete information. But you'll at least know where to start.
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For larger environments, people use an IP Management tool to do what you want. IPAM tools exist from Microsoft and 3rd party. Trying to introduce an IPAM retroactively can be tricky since it'll be operating with incomplete information. But you'll at least know where to start.

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Thanks Cliff Galiher.<br />
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Please help to get &nbsp;extract for Server's DNS Records &nbsp;which are alive but e DNS entry was not updated from last 60+ days
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Thanks Cliff Galiher.

Please help to get  extract for Server's DNS Records  which are alive but e DNS entry was not updated from last 60+ days

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Please help to get &nbsp;extract for Server's DNS Records &nbsp;which are alive but e DNS entry was not updated from last 60+ days
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Please help to get  extract for Server's DNS Records  which are alive but e DNS entry was not updated from last 60+ days

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Thanks to Cliff for all support here
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To Achieve it..we ..<br />
Need to Locate &nbsp;Dynamic DNS entries of servers which are alive but for which the DNS entry was not updated for 30-40+ days.<br />
Need to Locate Static DNS entries of server which are no longer existing.<br />
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Please help if this can be automated using script or utility &nbsp;and will there be any Risk /Prerequisites of backup before we enable Scavenging
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To Achieve it..we ..
Need to Locate  Dynamic DNS entries of servers which are alive but for which the DNS entry was not updated for 30-40+ days.
Need to Locate Static DNS entries of server which are no longer existing.

Please help if this can be automated using script or utility  and will there be any Risk /Prerequisites of backup before we enable Scavenging

To Configure Aging and Scavenging for  DNS server

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