Add-DnsServerZoneTransferPolicy
DNS Cmdlet: Add-DnsServerZoneTransferPolicy
Syntax:
Add-DnsServerZoneTransferPolicy[-ComputerName <String>][-PassThru] [[-Action] <String>][-ClientSubnet <String>][[-Condition] <String>][-InternetProtocol <String>][-Disable][-Name] <String>[-ProcessingOrder <UInt32>][-ServerInterfaceIP <String>][-TimeOfDay <String>][-TransportProtocol <String>][-CimSession <CimSession[]>][-ThrottleLimit <Int32>][-AsJob][-WhatIf][-Confirm] [<CommonParameters>]
Parameters and Description:
| Parameters | Description |
|---|---|
| ComputerName (Type: String) | Enter the IP address, NETBIOS name, FQDN or host name of the DNS server. |
| ClientSubnet (Type: String) | Denotes the client subnet values for the exception list and follows the format: COMPARATOR, value1, value2,..., COMPARATOR, value 3, value 4,.. and the COMPARATOR can be EQ or NE and there can only be one EQ and one NE in a value. |
| InternetProtocol (Type: String) | Specifies the IP version of the queries in terms of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. |
| CimSession (Type: CimSession [] ) | Runs the cmdlet on a remote computer or session. For example: the output of Get-CimSession or New-CimSession cmdlet. By default, the cmdlet is run on the local computer in the current session. |
| ProcessingOrder (Type: UInt32) | Represents the policy precedence; lower integer values have higher precedence. |
| ThrottleLimit (Type: Int32) | Specifies the maximum number of concurrent operations that can be allowed to run this cmdlet. If its value is 0 or not specified, PowerShell will calculate the right throttle limit automatically. |
| TransportProtocol (Type: String) | Specifies the transport protocol criterion wherein the valid values are TCP and UDP. |
| ServerInterfaceIP (Type: String) | Denotes the server interface's IP address on which the DNS server listens. |
To know further on Add-DnsServerZoneTransferPolicy cmdlet, please refer to this article.
Purpose of this cmdlet:
The Add-DnsServerZoneTransferPolicy cmdlet lets you add a zone transfer policy to a DNS server. A policy contains criteria and action.
Example:
Add-DnsServerZoneTransferPolicy -Name "InternalTransfers" -Action IGNORE
-ServerInterfaceIP "ne,xx.x.x.xx" -PassThru
The above command creates a zone transfer policy that rejects all zone transfer queries that do not arrive on the server interface xx.x.x.xx
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