I've got a little problem. I have a customer that has used DNSCMD command (not powershell) for deleting old dns records for workstations when reinstalling them. Now, that command does not work with win10 anymore, I think this could be done with powershell but I suck with it. I'm deploying win10 x64 enterprise with SCCM 2012 R2 SP1. Can someone please help?
Command that is used for win7 deployment is:
(run command line -step in Task Sequence): cmd.exe /c dnscmd DNSSERVER.domain.com /recorddelete %_SMSTSMachineName%.Domain.com A /f
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Hi,
I've got a little problem. I have a customer that has used DNSCMD command (not powershell) for deleting old dns records for workstations when reinstalling them. Now, that command does not work with win10 anymore, I think this could be done with powershell but I suck with it. I'm deploying win10 x64 enterprise with SCCM 2012 R2 SP1. Can someone please help?
Command that is used for win7 deployment is:
(run command line -step in Task Sequence): cmd.exe /c dnscmd DNSSERVER.domain.com /recorddelete %_SMSTSMachineName%.Domain.com A /f
Thank you for help!
Br,
Juha
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