How to list name (DNS) servers from command line.
Normally, the Name Servers for a particular DNS zone could be retrieved from the DNS Management console that comes as a part of Administrative tools in Windows servers. But, there are times when an administrator sitting at a desktop would want to quickly identify what other Name Servers are available for that particular zone. Unfortunately, we cannot have Administrative Tools installed on all the desktops in the network. To quickly retrieve the list of Name Servers for your DNS zone from any Windows machine that is part of the domain; Open a command prompt Type nslookup Set the query type to NS record with ...
User Access Control introduced in Windows Vista is enabled by default in Windows 7 and Windows 2008 Server. UAC provides us a layer of security to prevent unauthorized changes from being made to the workstations/servers. Whenever a user or an application attempts to perform an operation that involves...
IPv6 is the next generation Internet Protocol which will eventually replace IPv4. Microsoft has implemented IPv6 in Windows many years ago and it is enabled by default in Windows 7 and Windows 2008. Not many organizations have implemented IPv6 networks and thus have no use of running their workstations...
Publishing a Citrix application for users is a straight-forward task. But one common error I have observed that people commit is when it comes to setting up the all the required permissions for users. When new applications are published on an existing Citrix server, adminstrators tend to forget to set...
Repadmin is a powerful tool to manage AD replication. It comes as part of support tools in Windows 2000 and 2003. One of the nice feature of the tool is to be able to quickly identify from command line, when and where a specific attribute of an object was last modified in Active Directory.
Repadmin takes...
Normally, the Name Servers for a particular DNS zone could be retrieved from the DNS Management console that comes as a part of Administrative tools in Windows servers. But, there are times when an administrator sitting at a desktop would want to quickly identify what other Name Servers are available...
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