Using the DNSimport.vbs script

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ben terry

Has anyone ever successfully used the DNSimport.vbs script which comes with
the Windows 2000 Resourse Kit supplement? I've been trying to get it to
work, but keep getting a failure when the script attempts to get the DNS
server name...

I figured this script would come in handy in the event you DNS records were
ever blown away.

Thanks in advance,
Ben
 
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ben terry said:
Has anyone ever successfully used the DNSimport.vbs script which
comes with the Windows 2000 Resourse Kit supplement? I've been trying
to get it to work, but keep getting a failure when the script
attempts to get the DNS server name...

I figured this script would come in handy in the event you DNS
records were ever blown away.

Thanks in advance,
Ben
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Haven't tried that tool, but the DNSCMD tool works. Here's a nicer tool for
2000-2000 and/or 2003:

Dean Wells' DNSDump (there's an underscore at the end of the URL):
http://www.reskit.net/DNS/dnsdump.cm_

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Ace...thanks for the link! Can't wait to try it...looks like a script...not
sure which type, however. Should I save it with a bat extension?

Thanks again,
Ben

"Ace Fekay [MVP]"
 
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ben terry said:
Ace...thanks for the link! Can't wait to try it...looks like a
script...not sure which type, however. Should I save it with a bat
extension?
Thanks again,
Ben
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The instructions and online help are at the link. It's a .cmd extension.
You'll like it.

Ace
 
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