Public/Get-DnsClientSetting.ps1
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function Get-DnsClientSetting { [CmdletBinding()] param() # While it would be easy to just return the Settings object off the # current LookupClient, it wouldn't necessarily show the active # nameserver list and we want to have a bit more control over the output. $client = Get-LookupClient [pscustomobject]@{ PSTypeName = 'DnsClientSettingsPS' NameServers = @((Get-NameServerList) | ForEach-Object { $_.ToString() }) UseCache = $client.Settings.UseCache Recursion = $client.Settings.Recursion Timeout = $client.Settings.Timeout Retries = $client.Settings.Retries ThrowDnsErrors = $client.Settings.ThrowDnsErrors UseRandomNameServer = $client.Settings.UseRandomNameServer ContinueOnDnsError = $client.Settings.ContinueOnDnsError ContinueOnEmptyResponse = $client.Settings.ContinueOnEmptyResponse UseTcpFallback = $client.Settings.UseTcpFallback UseTcpOnly = $client.Settings.UseTcpOnly UseExtendedDns = $client.Settings.UseExtendedDns ExtendedDnsBufferSize = $client.Settings.ExtendedDnsBufferSize EnableAuditTrail = $client.Settings.EnableAuditTrail MinimumCacheTimeout = $client.Settings.MinimumCacheTimeout MaximumCacheTimeout = $client.Settings.MaximumCacheTimeout RequestDnsSecRecords = $client.Settings.RequestDnsSecRecords } <# .SYNOPSIS Display the current resolver settings. .DESCRIPTION There are a variety of configurable options relating to how the resolver makes DNS queries. Use this function to display the current values for all of them. You can change them using Set-DnsClientSetting except for UseExtendedDns because that value is calculated from the values of ExtendedDnsBufferSize and RequestDnsSecRecords. .EXAMPLE Get-DnsClientSetting Display the current resolver settings. .LINK Set-DnsClientSetting #> } |