[[Mathias Chauvin]] - IT stuff

It is possible to get Microsoft DNS entries information using LDAP commands if the DNS zones are “Active Directory” integrated.

Here are some examples of LDAP commands run from a Solaris 10 machine to access the MS DNS (Active Directory side of the DNS ). In the following examples, the MS domain name is domain.com. The Domain Controller name is domaindc. dnsadminuser is the name of the user who has DNS admin privileges.

This first command will query the MS DNS and get the data for the server named servertest

ldapsearch -D "dnsadminuser@domain.com" -p 389 -h domaindc.domain.com \ 
-b "dc=domain,dc=com" "(&(objectClass=dnsNode)(name=servertest))"