Dnscmd Overview
Dnscmd.exe: DNS Server Troubleshooting Tool
This command-line tool assists administrators in Domain Name System (DNS) management.
DNSCmd displays and changes the properties of DNS servers, zones, and resource records. It manually modifies these properties, creates and deletes zones and resource records, and forces replication events between DNS server physical memory and DNS databases and data files. Some operations of this tool work at the DNS server level while others work at the zone level.
Note
- DNSCmd enhances the functionality of and replaces Dnsstat.exe, a tool included in some versions of the Windows NT Resource Kit.
Corresponding UI
To manually view and manage DNS by using the DNS Server snap-in in Windows
- Click Start, point to Programs, and then point to Administrative Tools.
- Click DNS.
- For information about how to use DNS, right-click DNS, and then click Help.
Open DNS Server snap-in now.
Concepts
DNS resolves computer names to IP addresses so that users can refer to computers by name rather than by a series of numbers.
For more information about DNS, see "DNS" and "DNS Concepts" in Help for Windows Server 2003.
System Requirements
DNSCmd runs on a source computer and acts on a target computer. The target computer can be the same computer as the source computer, or it can be a different computer.
Source Computer Requirements
The following are the system requirements for the source computer:
- Dnscmd.exe
- User's membership in the Administrators or Server Operators group on the target computer. Both the user account and the server computer must be members of the same domain or reside within trusted domains.
Target Computer Requirements
The DNS service must be installed on the target computer.
File Required
- Dnscmd.exe
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Dnscmd Syntax
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