Create NS Record using dnscmd
The following illustrates on how to add NS (Name Server) to a dns on command prompt.
1. Assume the subdomain is "subdomain.myrootdns.com", parent domain is "myrootdns.com", parent domain's dns server is "dnsserver", the name server (dns server) for subdomain.myrootdns.com is "childdnsserver.myrootdns.com" .
2. Now run the below command to add NS for "childdnsserver" at "myrootdns.com" dns zone.
dnscmd dnsserver /recordadd myrootdns.com subdomain /Aging /OpenAcl NS childdnsserver.myrootdns.com
1. Assume the subdomain is "subdomain.myrootdns.com", parent domain is "myrootdns.com", parent domain's dns server is "dnsserver", the name server (dns server) for subdomain.myrootdns.com is "childdnsserver.myrootdns.com" .
2. Now run the below command to add NS for "childdnsserver" at "myrootdns.com" dns zone.
dnscmd dnsserver /recordadd myrootdns.com subdomain /Aging /OpenAcl NS childdnsserver.myrootdns.com
To set timeout(20) for the record, run
dnscmd dnsserver /recordadd myrootdns.com subdomain /Aging /OpenAcl 20 NS childdnsserver.myrootdns.com
To remove NS reocord, run
dnscmd dnsserver /recorddelete myrootdns.com dnsserver NS childdnsserver.myrootdns.com
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