Add-DnsServerQueryResolutionPolicy
DNS Cmdlet: Add-DnsServerQueryResolutionPolicy
Syntax:
Add-DnsServerQueryResolutionPolicy [-PassThru][-ComputerName <String>][-Name] <String>[-Fqdn <String>][-ClientSubnet <String>][-TimeOfDay <String>][-TransportProtocol <String>][-InternetProtocol <String>][[-Action] <String>] [-ApplyOnRecursion][-ServerInterfaceIP <String>][-QType <String>][-ProcessingOrder <UInt32>][[-Condition] <String>][-RecursionScope <String>][-Disable] [-CimSession <CimSession[]>][-ThrottleLimit <Int32>][-AsJob][-WhatIf][-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters and Description:
| Parameters | Description |
|---|---|
| PassThru (Type: SwitchParameter) | Represents the item that you are currently working with. |
| ComputerName (Type: String) | Enter the IP address, NEBIOS name, FQDN or host name of the remote DNS server. |
| ClientSubnet (Type: String) | Specifies the client subnet criterion. The queries are sent from this client subnet. |
| TimeOfDay (Type: String) | Specifies the time at which the server receives the query. |
| TransportProtocol (Type: String) | Specifies the transport protocol criterion wherein the valid values are TCP and UDP. |
| InternetProtocol (Type: String) | Specifies the IP version of the queries in terms of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. |
| ApplyOnRecursion (Type: SwitchParameter) | Represents that the policy is a server level recursion policy. |
| ProcessingOrder (Type: UInt32) | Specifies the precedence of the policy where higher integer values have lower precedence and vice versa. |
| RecursionScope (Type: String) | Denotes the scope of recursion. When there is a query match, the DNS server uses this scope's settings to perform query recursion. |
For more information on this cmdlet, please refer to this article.
Purpose of this cmdlet:
The Add-DnsServerQueryResolutionPolicy cmdlet lets you add a policy for query resolution to a DNS server. A policy consists of criteria, action, and scopes and the cmdlet combines multiple criteria such as OR and AND, and uses actions such as ALLOW, DENY, or IGNORE.
Example:
$Policies = Get-DnsServerQueryResolutionPolicy -ComputerName "System01"
$Policies | Add-DnsServerQueryResolutionPolicy -ComputerName "Systemo2"
-ThrottleLimit 1
The first command gets all the server level policies from System01 and stores the properties in $Policies variable. The second command adds the policies to the other DNS server mentioned and maintains the ThrottleLimit parameter value 1 in the pipeline.
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