MS DOS Custom Command Question
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MS DOS Custom Command Question
Hi all, I hope I'm posting in the correct forum - I just registered on here because I'm looking for the answer to a really specific question on MS DOS that I haven't been able to find anywhere online, figured you guys might be able to help.
The trick is that I need the command line:
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display [IP address here] DNS
to run the equivalent of a displaydns command
I also need the line:
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clear [IP address here] DNS
to clear the DNS cache, essentially the same as a flushdns command.
I know that this is kind of a weird request, but I was curious if it was possible. Anyone know if that's doable or how to do it?
EDIT: I worded the initial request wrong, so I edited it on here in hopes of clarifying it a bit.
Last edited by Vanilla on Mon Oct 31, 2011 7:39 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: MS DOS Custom Command Question
I believe this should work for you
The command ipconfig /flushdns clears the DNS cache. All records up to this point in time are removed from the cache.
C:\Users\Martin>ipconfig /flushdns
To check to see if it did would be this
C:\Users\Martin>ipconfig /displaydns
Of couse substituting as needed the correct drive letter and user name
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Re: MS DOS Custom Command Question
What I need is to create a custom command line so that the line "display [IP address here] DNS" shows the DNS cache and so that the command line "clear [IP address here] DNS" clears the DNS cache. I basically want the line:
to do the equivalent of a flushdns command for the IP address being designated - all of this stuff will be internal, so it can operate the same way as a standard IP config for the most part. Does this make sense? I know it's a convoluted and kind of strange way of doing this, but it's a pretty specific task I'm trying to do.
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clear [IP address here] DNS
to do the equivalent of a flushdns command for the IP address being designated - all of this stuff will be internal, so it can operate the same way as a standard IP config for the most part. Does this make sense? I know it's a convoluted and kind of strange way of doing this, but it's a pretty specific task I'm trying to do.
Re: MS DOS Custom Command Question
1) create the executables (batch file is probably all you need here) that will do what you want
2) test
3) rename them into the command name you want (I wouldn't use the names of commands you're "replacing") (you cannot use any spaces in the name of your new command)
4) copy the executables into C:\WINDOWS\system32
2) test
3) rename them into the command name you want (I wouldn't use the names of commands you're "replacing") (you cannot use any spaces in the name of your new command)
4) copy the executables into C:\WINDOWS\system32
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