Hello all

I am trying to add a dns record to certain zones running on a dns server.

By using 'dnscmd . /recordadd local.dom @ mx 10 smtp' I can add a mx record
of smtp to the local.dom zone.

But how can I expand this command (or use other commands) to add 1 dns
record to hundreds of zones, maybe a list of zones contained in a file or
just to zones containing certain characters.

Regards

In news:%230qHTp9FHHA.4652@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl,
NoBoDy <NoWaY@NoWaY.NoWaY> stated, which I commented on below:
> Hello all
>
> I am trying to add a dns record to certain zones running on a dns
> server.
> By using 'dnscmd . /recordadd local.dom @ mx 10 smtp' I can add a mx
> record of smtp to the local.dom zone.
>
> But how can I expand this command (or use other commands) to add 1 dns
> record to hundreds of zones, maybe a list of zones contained in a
> file or just to zones containing certain characters.
>
> Regards

You'll need to be creative with a little scripting (bat file or otherwise).

Some possible su ggestions, unless someone here in the groups specifically
writes a snippet of code for you:

http://cwashington.netreach.net/depo/view.asp?Index=967
http://www.informit.com/articles/art...&seqNum=3&rl=1
http://jdhitsolutions.blogspot.com/

I like CWashington. His site was down for awhile, but it's back up again.
Lot;s of goodies there. You can also search Google for more. Here is what I
found:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...scmd+scripting

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Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
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"NoBoDy" <NoWaY@NoWaY.NoWaY> wrote in message
news:%230qHTp9FHHA.4652@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Hello all
>
> I am trying to add a dns record to certain zones running on a dns server.
>
> By using 'dnscmd . /recordadd local.dom @ mx 10 smtp' I can add a mx
> record of smtp to the local.dom zone.
>
> But how can I expand this command (or use other commands) to add 1 dns
> record to hundreds of zones, maybe a list of zones contained in a file or
> just to zones containing certain characters.
>


Batch: For /f ... in (filename) ... do ...

Get zone list into a file (using DNSCMD if you wish): zones.txt
(dnscmd /enumzones then clean top, bottom, and remove unneeded
zones, e.g., reverse etc.)

Then:

for /f %a in (zones.txt) do dnscmd . /recordadd %a @ mx 10 smtp

(Assuming your original command worked -- I didn't test this but
just typed it from memory and your example.)

Technically it could be done in one command but you can check
for / for that if you wish -- and it is ugly because the result
of DNSCmd /enumzones has to be either parsed, or cleaned up
in a text editor.



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"NoBoDy" <NoWaY@NoWaY.NoWaY> wrote in message
news:%230qHTp9FHHA.4652@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Hello all
>
> I am trying to add a dns record to certain zones running on a dns server.
>
> By using 'dnscmd . /recordadd local.dom @ mx 10 smtp' I can add a mx
> record of smtp to the local.dom zone.
>
> But how can I expand this command (or use other commands) to add 1 dns
> record to hundreds of zones, maybe a list of zones contained in a file or
> just to zones containing certain characters.
>
> Regards
>
>
>