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Thread: Adding sud domain PTR record using DNSCMD?

  1. 21-06-2008 #1
    Claude Lachapelle Guest

    Adding sud domain PTR record using DNSCMD?

    I need to bulky adds PTR records under a reverse lookup zone which contain
    sub domains:

    10.100.in-addr-arpa
    - 100
    - 2
    - 200
    - 3
    - 300

    I tried:

    /recordadd 100.10.100.in-addr.arpa 250 ptr record.domain.ca

    but I'm getting

    Command failed: DNS_ERROR_ZONE_DOES_NOT_EXIST 9601 (00002581)

    I understand that I should specify 10.100.in-addr.arpa for the zone, but how
    to specify the domain where I want to add the record???

    Thanks.

    Claude Lachapelle
    Systems Administrator, MCSE
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  2. 21-06-2008 #2
    Chris Dent [MVP] Guest

    Re: Adding sud domain PTR record using DNSCMD?


    Hi Claude,

    All records are created relative to the zone. So the record has to be
    250.100 to make 250.100.10.100.in-addr.arpa (for the IP 100.10.100.250).

    dnscmd /RecordAdd 10.100.in-addr.arpa. 250.100 PTR record.domain.ca

    If you actually have a zone for 10.100.x.x Subnet the zone name is
    100.10.in-addr.arpa, and you would add 250.100 to that to make the entry for
    10.100.100.250. Just in case it's really a private zone for a private IP
    range rather than a public one :)

    HTH

    --
    Chris Dent
    MVP - Directory Services


    "Claude Lachapelle" <ClaudeLachapelle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
    message news:E96FA627-A267-4477-B7D6-BF2E62C8A9A2@microsoft.com...
    >I need to bulky adds PTR records under a reverse lookup zone which contain
    > sub domains:
    >
    > 10.100.in-addr-arpa
    > - 100
    > - 2
    > - 200
    > - 3
    > - 300
    >
    > I tried:
    >
    > /recordadd 100.10.100.in-addr.arpa 250 ptr record.domain.ca
    >
    > but I'm getting
    >
    > Command failed: DNS_ERROR_ZONE_DOES_NOT_EXIST 9601 (00002581)
    >
    > I understand that I should specify 10.100.in-addr.arpa for the zone, but
    > how
    > to specify the domain where I want to add the record???
    >
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Claude Lachapelle
    > Systems Administrator, MCSE

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  3. 25-06-2008 #3
    Claude Lachapelle Guest

    Re: Adding sud domain PTR record using DNSCMD?

    Thanks!

    Now I'm looking for a way to create those sub domain records automatically
    with dnscmd... since they are not zone, which kind of record they are?

    Usage: DnsCmd <ServerName> /RecordAdd <Zone> <NodeName> [/Aging] [/OpenAcl]
    [<Ttl>] <RRType> <RRData>

    <RRType> <RRData>
    A <IPAddress>
    NS,CNAME,MB,MD <HostName|DomainName>
    PTR,MF,MG,MR <HostName|DomainName>
    MX,RT,AFSDB <Preference> <ServerName>
    SRV <Priority> <Weight> <Port> <HostName>
    SOA <PrimaryServer> <AdminEmail> <Serial#>
    <Refresh> <Retry> <Expire> <MinTTL>
    AAAA <Ipv6Address>
    TXT <String> [<String>]
    X25,HINFO,ISDN <String> [<String>]
    MINFO,RP <MailboxName> <ErrMailboxName>
    WKS <Protocol> <IPAddress> <Service> [<Service>]..]
    KEY <Flags> <KeyProtocol> <CryptoAlgorithm> <Base64Data>
    SIG <TypeCovered> <CryptoAlgorithm> <LabelCount>
    <OriginalTTL> <SigExpiration> <SigInception>
    <KeyTag> <Signer's Name> <Base64Data>
    NXT <NextName> <Type> [<Type>...]
    WINS <MapFlag> <LookupTimeout>
    <CacheTimeout> <IPAddress> [<IPAddress>]
    WINSR <MapFlag> <LookupTimeout>
    <CacheTimeout> <RstDomainName>
    <Zone> -- <ZoneName> | /RootHints
    <ZoneName> -- FQDN of a zone
    <NodeName> -- name of node for which a record will be added
    - FQDN of a node (name with a '.' at the end) OR
    - node name relative to the ZoneName OR
    - "@" for zone root node OR
    - service name for SRV only (e.g. _ftp._tcp)
    <Ttl> -- TTL for the RR (Default: TTL defined in SOA)
    <HostName> -- FQDN of a host
    <IPAddress> -- e.g. 255.255.255.255
    <ipv6Address> -- e.g. 1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8
    <Protocol> -- UDP | TCP
    <Service> -- e.g. domain, smtp
    <TypeCovered> -- type of the RRset signed by this SIG
    <CryptoAlgorithm> -- 1=RSA/MD5, 2=Diffie-Hellman, 3=DSA
    <SigExpiration> -- yyyymmddhhmmss - GMT
    <SigInception> -- yyyymmddhhmmss - GMT
    <KeyTag> -- used to discriminate between multiple SIGs
    <Signer's Name> -- domain name of signer
    <KeyProtocol> -- 1=TLS, 2=email, 3=DNSSEC, 4=IPSEC
    <Base64Data> -- KEY or SIG binary data in base64 notation
    <NextName> -- domain name of next RRSet in zone
    "Chris Dent [MVP]" wrote:

    >
    > Hi Claude,
    >
    > All records are created relative to the zone. So the record has to be
    > 250.100 to make 250.100.10.100.in-addr.arpa (for the IP 100.10.100.250).
    >
    > dnscmd /RecordAdd 10.100.in-addr.arpa. 250.100 PTR record.domain.ca
    >
    > If you actually have a zone for 10.100.x.x Subnet the zone name is
    > 100.10.in-addr.arpa, and you would add 250.100 to that to make the entry for
    > 10.100.100.250. Just in case it's really a private zone for a private IP
    > range rather than a public one :)
    >
    > HTH
    >
    > --
    > Chris Dent
    > MVP - Directory Services
    >
    >
    > "Claude Lachapelle" <ClaudeLachapelle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
    > message news:E96FA627-A267-4477-B7D6-BF2E62C8A9A2@microsoft.com...
    > >I need to bulky adds PTR records under a reverse lookup zone which contain
    > > sub domains:
    > >
    > > 10.100.in-addr-arpa
    > > - 100
    > > - 2
    > > - 200
    > > - 3
    > > - 300
    > >
    > > I tried:
    > >
    > > /recordadd 100.10.100.in-addr.arpa 250 ptr record.domain.ca
    > >
    > > but I'm getting
    > >
    > > Command failed: DNS_ERROR_ZONE_DOES_NOT_EXIST 9601 (00002581)
    > >
    > > I understand that I should specify 10.100.in-addr.arpa for the zone, but
    > > how
    > > to specify the domain where I want to add the record???
    > >
    > > Thanks.
    > >
    > > Claude Lachapelle
    > > Systems Administrator, MCSE
    >
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  4. 25-06-2008 #4
    Claude Lachapelle Guest

    Re: Adding sud domain PTR record using DNSCMD?

    When adding a PTR record into this kind of zone, if the zone does not exist,
    it is automatically created - beautiful...

    "Claude Lachapelle" wrote:

    > Thanks!
    >
    > Now I'm looking for a way to create those sub domain records automatically
    > with dnscmd... since they are not zone, which kind of record they are?
    >
    > Usage: DnsCmd <ServerName> /RecordAdd <Zone> <NodeName> [/Aging] [/OpenAcl]
    > [<Ttl>] <RRType> <RRData>
    >
    > <RRType> <RRData>
    > A <IPAddress>
    > NS,CNAME,MB,MD <HostName|DomainName>
    > PTR,MF,MG,MR <HostName|DomainName>
    > MX,RT,AFSDB <Preference> <ServerName>
    > SRV <Priority> <Weight> <Port> <HostName>
    > SOA <PrimaryServer> <AdminEmail> <Serial#>
    > <Refresh> <Retry> <Expire> <MinTTL>
    > AAAA <Ipv6Address>
    > TXT <String> [<String>]
    > X25,HINFO,ISDN <String> [<String>]
    > MINFO,RP <MailboxName> <ErrMailboxName>
    > WKS <Protocol> <IPAddress> <Service> [<Service>]..]
    > KEY <Flags> <KeyProtocol> <CryptoAlgorithm> <Base64Data>
    > SIG <TypeCovered> <CryptoAlgorithm> <LabelCount>
    > <OriginalTTL> <SigExpiration> <SigInception>
    > <KeyTag> <Signer's Name> <Base64Data>
    > NXT <NextName> <Type> [<Type>...]
    > WINS <MapFlag> <LookupTimeout>
    > <CacheTimeout> <IPAddress> [<IPAddress>]
    > WINSR <MapFlag> <LookupTimeout>
    > <CacheTimeout> <RstDomainName>
    > <Zone> -- <ZoneName> | /RootHints
    > <ZoneName> -- FQDN of a zone
    > <NodeName> -- name of node for which a record will be added
    > - FQDN of a node (name with a '.' at the end) OR
    > - node name relative to the ZoneName OR
    > - "@" for zone root node OR
    > - service name for SRV only (e.g. _ftp._tcp)
    > <Ttl> -- TTL for the RR (Default: TTL defined in SOA)
    > <HostName> -- FQDN of a host
    > <IPAddress> -- e.g. 255.255.255.255
    > <ipv6Address> -- e.g. 1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8
    > <Protocol> -- UDP | TCP
    > <Service> -- e.g. domain, smtp
    > <TypeCovered> -- type of the RRset signed by this SIG
    > <CryptoAlgorithm> -- 1=RSA/MD5, 2=Diffie-Hellman, 3=DSA
    > <SigExpiration> -- yyyymmddhhmmss - GMT
    > <SigInception> -- yyyymmddhhmmss - GMT
    > <KeyTag> -- used to discriminate between multiple SIGs
    > <Signer's Name> -- domain name of signer
    > <KeyProtocol> -- 1=TLS, 2=email, 3=DNSSEC, 4=IPSEC
    > <Base64Data> -- KEY or SIG binary data in base64 notation
    > <NextName> -- domain name of next RRSet in zone
    > "Chris Dent [MVP]" wrote:
    >
    > >
    > > Hi Claude,
    > >
    > > All records are created relative to the zone. So the record has to be
    > > 250.100 to make 250.100.10.100.in-addr.arpa (for the IP 100.10.100.250).
    > >
    > > dnscmd /RecordAdd 10.100.in-addr.arpa. 250.100 PTR record.domain.ca
    > >
    > > If you actually have a zone for 10.100.x.x Subnet the zone name is
    > > 100.10.in-addr.arpa, and you would add 250.100 to that to make the entry for
    > > 10.100.100.250. Just in case it's really a private zone for a private IP
    > > range rather than a public one :)
    > >
    > > HTH
    > >
    > > --
    > > Chris Dent
    > > MVP - Directory Services
    > >
    > >
    > > "Claude Lachapelle" <ClaudeLachapelle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
    > > message news:E96FA627-A267-4477-B7D6-BF2E62C8A9A2@microsoft.com...
    > > >I need to bulky adds PTR records under a reverse lookup zone which contain
    > > > sub domains:
    > > >
    > > > 10.100.in-addr-arpa
    > > > - 100
    > > > - 2
    > > > - 200
    > > > - 3
    > > > - 300
    > > >
    > > > I tried:
    > > >
    > > > /recordadd 100.10.100.in-addr.arpa 250 ptr record.domain.ca
    > > >
    > > > but I'm getting
    > > >
    > > > Command failed: DNS_ERROR_ZONE_DOES_NOT_EXIST 9601 (00002581)
    > > >
    > > > I understand that I should specify 10.100.in-addr.arpa for the zone, but
    > > > how
    > > > to specify the domain where I want to add the record???
    > > >
    > > > Thanks.
    > > >
    > > > Claude Lachapelle
    > > > Systems Administrator, MCSE
    > >
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