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DNS Records via Powershell
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Anonymous
We are deploying a new client and only have access to PowerShell. Since there is no Office 365 Admin Portal, I am wondering how I can list the required DNS records that need to be added for our domain. For instance, the MX record is typically in a standard format, but sometimes varies a bit. I need to find out what the proper record is. Is there a powershell command that I can run to export all of the required DNS records to make Office 365 services work?
We have already added and verified our domain using the powershell.
Thank you
Microsoft 365 and Office | Subscription, account, billing | For home | Windows
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