If you perform DNS administration on Windows Server systems, you might remember the columns I wrote years ago—such as "Scripting DNS Setup"—about Dnscmd, a powerful command-line tool that lets you do just about any kind of DNS administration. Now, I don't want to beat up on Dnscmd, but I was pretty happy to see that my command-line DNS administration work now has a new assistant, and that assistant comes in the form of 100 PowerShell cmdlets. This month, I want to show you 3 of those 100 cmdlets, as well as a couple examples of how you can take a simple PowerShell “power tool” and make it even more powerful.
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