This article began to introduce the use of the command:
When introducing the command format, it has been pointed out that the complete command format is: first Dnscmd, followed by the server name variable, then the command and parameters. Here, in order to save space, analyze directly from the command.
Command: /Info
Purpose: Use the /Info command to list the specified attributes of the specified DNS server. Obviously, this requires specifying the properties to display in the command parameters. If you do not specify an attribute, all the attributes listed will be listed after executing this command.
Usage:
dnscmd ServerName /Info [Property]
Parameters:
ServerName
The server name has been introduced in the previous article and is omitted here.
[Property] The parameters in square brackets are optional. Here are the specified properties that need to be displayed. If you do not specify an attribute, all attributes are displayed after the command is executed.
The following is a more complete example of the command:
After executing the corresponding command, the system will output the display information in English. The Chinese in the text output below is the explanation added by me, not the original output. The IP address of the DNS server is assumed to be 172.16.12.1:
dnscmd 172.16.12.1 /info Use only the command without the parameter
Output information:
DNS Server 172.16.12.1 Information:
C:>dnscmd 172.16.12.1 /info
Query result: Query result
Server info: Server information
ptr = 00074718 Port
server name = myserver.microsoft.com Server name
version = C2000005 Version
DS container = c DS "Container"
Configuration: Configuration information For the meaning of these information, please refer to the relevant information
dwLogLevel = 00000000
dwDebugLevel = 00000000
dwRpcProtocol = FFFFFFFF
dwNameCheckFlag = 00000002
cAddressAnswerLimit = 0
dwRecursionRetry = 3
dwRecursionTimeout = 15
dwDsPollingInterval = 300
Configuration Flags: Configuration Flags These flag values are the current state of the flag. For the meaning, please refer to the relevant information
fBootMethod = 3
fAdminConfigured = 1
fAllowUpdate = 1
fDsAvailable = 1
fAutoReverseZones = 1
fAutoCacheUpdate = 0
fSlave = 0
fNoRecursion = 0
fRoundRobin = 1
fLocalNetPriority = 1
fStrictFileParsing = 0
fLooseWildcarding = 0
fBindSecondaries = 1
fWriteAuthorityNs = 0
Aging Configuration: < BR>ScavengingInterval = 0
DefaultAgingState = 0
DefaultRefreshInterval = 168
DefaultNoRefreshInterval = 168
ServerAddresses:
Addr Count = 1
Addr[0] => 172.16. 12.1
ListenAddresses:
NULL IP Array.
Forwarders:
Addr Count = 1
Addr[0] => 172.16.4.3
forward timeout = 5
slave = 0
Command completed successfully. The command is successfully executed.
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