Linux Equivalent of Windows ipconfig registerdns
ipconfig registerdns in Linux
The ipconfig registerdns command is used in Windows to refresh all Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) address leases and register all related domain names that the client computer configures and uses with the dynamic DNS server.
Equivalent command in Linux
The equivalent command in Linux is:
``` sudo net ads register -P ```This command will register the server IP address with the Active Directory DNS servers. You can also use the following command to force an update:
``` sudo net ads register -P -f ```Using a privileged account
If you are using a privileged account, you can also add other hosts to the DNS registry using the following command:
``` sudo net ads register -P -h hostname.example.com ```Where hostname.example.com is the hostname of the computer you want to add to the DNS registry.
Other Linux commands for managing DNS
In addition to the ipconfig registerdns command, there are a number of other Linux commands that can be used to manage DNS:
- **dig** - This command can be used to query DNS servers for information about specific domain names.
- **host** - This command can be used to look up the IP address of a specific domain name.
- **nslookup** - This command can be used to look up the DNS records for a specific domain name.
These commands can be used to troubleshoot DNS issues and to manage the DNS records for your Linux server.
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