Set-DnsServerRecursionScope: change dns server recursion scope with before-and-after evidence
Microsoft states: “The Set-DnsServerRecursionScope cmdlet modifies a recursion scope on a Domain Name System (DNS) server.”
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Microsoft states: “The Set-DnsServerRecursionScope cmdlet modifies a recursion scope on a Domain Name System (DNS) server.”
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Microsoft states: “The Get-DnsServer cmdlet retrieves a Domain Name System (DNS) server configuration.”
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Microsoft states: “This command removes virtualization instance named 8231 from the DNS server.”
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Microsoft states: “The Invoke-DnsServerZoneUnsign cmdlet unsigns a DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)-signed Domain Name System (DNS) zone.”
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Microsoft states: “Clears resource records from a cache on the DNS server.” It also states: “The Clear-DnsServerCache cmdlet clears resource records from a Domain Name System (DNS) server cache.”
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Microsoft states: “The Set-DnsServerVirtualizationInstance cmdlet updates the virtualization instance on the DNS server.”
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Microsoft states: “The Show-DNSServerCache cmdlet shows all cached Domain Name System (DNS) server resource records in the following format: Name, ResourceRecordData, Time-to-Live (TTL).”
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Microsoft states: “The Get-DnsServerClientSubnet cmdlet gets client subnets for a Domain Name System (DNS) server.”
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Microsoft states: “The Get-DnsServerRecursionScope cmdlet gets the Domain Name System (DNS) server recursion scopes.”
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Microsoft states: “The Get-DnsServerVirtualizationInstance cmdlet gets the virtualization instances on the Domain Name System (DNS) server.”
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