PowerShell: How to determine which DNS records are Tombstoned
If you want to find out how I used PowerShell to determine which DNS records have been tombstoned then you will want to read this post.
Today, I had cause to find out which DNS records had been tombstoned and naturally my thoughts of a solution turned to using PowerShell.
Seeing as I couldn’t find this info on the ‘Googles’ I decided to figure it out myself and thought it may come in handy for someone else.
Here’s the basic line that you can tailor to meet your needs , obviously you will need to edit the searchbase to use your domain in place of my ‘DC=oh,DC=Pri’:
Get-ADObject -filter 'dnsTombstoned -eq $true' -SearchBase 'dc=oh.pri,CN=MicrosoftDNS,DC=DomainDNSZones,DC=oh,DC=Pri' -Properties dNSTombstoned,name,distinguishedName,whenchanged
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