1. Assume the dns server name in which the alias exists is "dnsserver", DNS zone name is "myrootdns.com" and alias name is "myalias".
2. Run the following command
dnscmd.exe /RecordDelete myrootdns.com myalias CNAME
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
remove cname (alias) from command line
To delete alias from command prompt using dnscmd, do the following.
1. Assume the dns server name in which the alias exists is "dnsserver", DNS zone name is "myrootdns.com" and alias name is "myalias".
2. Run the following command
dnscmd.exe /RecordDelete myrootdns.com myalias CNAME
1. Assume the dns server name in which the alias exists is "dnsserver", DNS zone name is "myrootdns.com" and alias name is "myalias".
2. Run the following command
dnscmd.exe /RecordDelete myrootdns.com myalias CNAME
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