Dnscmd on windows 2008 r2

MSC from that Win2k8r2 member server. I provided the settings for RPC integrity, which are default and do not appear in the posting you provided. You have meanings assigned to 0, 1, 2, 4, 7 which sounds like a simple bit map. It almost looks like a firewall block, that is if the RPC settings are allowing it. Just unmarked this as the answer. I haven't had a chance to get back to this to attempt any testing, to see if changing the rpcprotocol value makes an improvement.

Part of the problem is arranging testing time, and this is something I'm only able to work on on a spare time basis. EXE server3. EXE server4. EXE server1. EXE server2. Since I am not getting a specific error message from client2, I thought I'd use a simple command script and display the exit code. The results from the Win7 client2 are unexpected. It is returning an exit code of 0 even though the command fails. When the command expectedly fails, I get a return code 5. Those are the expected errors in my detailed results above.

EXE works from that location. Clearly, there is some magic involved to whitelist this executable. I didn't know you were running it from a different location. I would imagine if you want to do it properly on multiple machines, you can take advantage of either creating an MSI installation package with just that executable and choosing where to install it, or script the install using OCSETUP.

How to use the Ocsetup. RSAT for Win7: ocsetup component names? Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Delegate a new child domain, naming its first DNS server. Add an MX record to a zone. Add a PTR record to a reverse lookup zone. Delete a resource record. Create a resource record and incorporate a nonstandard TTL.

Really only useful on primary DNS servers. Tell a primary whom to allow zone transfers to. That example says to allow anyone who asks to get a zone transfer.

Example disables DNS notification, which is contrary to the default settings. Tell a secondary DNS server to request any updates from the primary. The error is recorded in the DNS log. If you want more than one record type to be prohibited in the log, use hexadecimal addition to add the values, and then enter the sum. During secure dynamic update, excludes root name server NS resource records and start of authority SOA resource records.

Allows delegations and server host updates. The default value is 0x1E 30 seconds. After the time-out value expires, the connection is terminated.

Parameter values use this syntax: ZoneName Parameter [ Value ]. Name server NS resource records that were previously registered for this zone are not affected. Therefore, you must remove them manually if you do not want them. This value overrides the value that is set at the server level.

Creates a DNS application directory partition. When DNS is installed, an application directory partition for the service is created at the forest and domain levels. Use this command to create DNS application directory partitions that were deleted or never created. With no parameter, this command creates a built-in DNS directory partition for the domain. This operation creates additional DNS application directory partitions.

Creates a text file that lists the configuration details of a DNS server. The text file is named DnsSettings. If a setting is not specified, a report of common settings is returned. Tests whether an IP address identifies a functioning DNS server or whether the DNS server can act as a forwarder, a root hint server, or a master server for a specific zone. You can specify any of the following tests:.

See Example 6: Delete the records from a node. When you add a record, make sure that you use the correct data type and data format. For a list of resource record types and the appropriate data types, see Resource records reference.

Because nodes can have more than one resource record, this command requires you to be very specific about the type of resource record that you want to delete. If you specify a data type and you do not specify a type of resource record data, all records with that specific data type for the specified node are deleted.

By default, this value is five seconds. If the forwarders do not resolve the query, the DNS server can then perform its own iterative queries. This means that the DNS server forwards unresolved queries only to the DNS servers in the list, and it does not attempt iterative queries if the forwarders do not resolve them. You can use the resetforwarders command for internal servers in a network to forward their unresolved queries to one DNS server that has an external connection.

If no listen address is specified, all IP addresses on the server listen for client requests. Although the command to start the scavenge appears to complete successfully, the scavenge does not start unless the following preconditions are met:. An identification number is used to identify a statistic. If no statistic ID number is specified, all statistics display. The following is a list of numbers that can be specified and the corresponding statistic that displays:.

Each zone type has different required parameters:. These directory partitions are not necessary for native mode. See Example Export zone resource records list to a file.

If you do not specify a setting, all settings are returned. If the version number on the master server is higher than the secondary server's version number, a zone transfer is initiated that updates the secondary server. If the version number is the same, no zone transfer occurs.

The forced check occurs by default every 15 minutes.