Remove-DnsServerClientSubnet: remove dns server client subnet with before-and-after evidence
Microsoft states: “The Remove-DnsServerClientSubnet cmdlet removes a client subnet from a Domain Name System (DNS) server.”
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Microsoft states: “The Remove-DnsServerClientSubnet cmdlet removes a client subnet from a Domain Name System (DNS) server.”
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Microsoft states: “Notifies a DNS server to attempt a search for stale resource records.”
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Microsoft states: “The Disable-DnsServerPolicy cmdlet disables Domain Name System (DNS) server policies.”
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Microsoft states: “The Enable-DnsServerPolicy cmdlet enables Domain Name System (DNS) server policies.”
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Microsoft states: “Registers a DNS server in a DNS application directory partition.”
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Microsoft states: “Converts a primary zone or stub zone to a secondary zone.” It also states: “The ConvertTo-DnsServerSecondaryZone cmdlet converts primary zone or a stub zone on a Domain Name System (DNS) server to a secondary zone.”
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Microsoft states: “The Clear-DnsServerStatistics cmdlet clears all Domain Name System (DNS) server statistics.”
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Microsoft states: “Restores primary DNS zone contents from Active Directory or from a file.”
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Microsoft states: “The Export-DnsServerZone cmdlet creates a file containing resource records for an Active Directory-integrated zone for troubleshooting purposes.”
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Microsoft states: “The Remove-DnsServerForwarder cmdlet removes one or more forwarders from the forwarders list of a Domain Name System (DNS) server.”
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