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Filename d-s2df6134d3d57426
Filesize 91.00 B
Version 2.00
Date added July 31, 2016
Downloaded 3399 times
Category DNS

Script provided by Michael B. Smith – Exchange MVP

Michael B. Smith
Michael (at) TheEssentialExchange.com
April 2012

Patched 2016-02-03
If a computer had multiple IP addresses, the scanner would get confused and not properly populate the $objects array.

Primary functionality:

Based on either an input file or the output of a default command:

dnscmd ( $env:LogonServer ).SubString( 2 ) /enumrecords $env:UserDnsDomain “@”

Create an array containing all of the DNS objects describing the input.

Secondary functionality:

Find all the duplicate IP addresses and the duplicate names contained within either the file or the command output.

By specifying the -skipRoot option, all records for the root of the domain are ignored.

General record format returned by DNScmd.exe:

name
[aging:xxxxxxxx]
TTL
resource-record-type
value
[optional additional values]

Fields may be separated by one-or-more spaces or one-or-more tabs [aging:xxxxxxxx] fields are optional