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Refine DNS setup instructions with PowerShell commands
JamesKehr Nov 6, 2025
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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions azure-local/deploy/deployment-local-identity-with-key-vault.md
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Expand Up @@ -70,10 +70,10 @@ Follow these steps to configure DNS for Azure Local:

1. **Verify DNS records.**

To verify that the DNS records for a specific machine are correctly set up, run the following command:
To verify that the DNS records for a specific machine are correctly set up, run the following PowerShell command:

```cmd
nslookup "machine name"
```powershell
Resolve-DnsName "<computername>"
```

1. **Set up DNS forwarding.**
Expand All @@ -86,11 +86,11 @@ Follow these steps to configure DNS for Azure Local:

1. **Verify DNS configuration.**

Test the DNS configuration to ensure that DNS queries are resolved correctly. You can use tools like `nslookup` or dig to verify DNS resolution.
Test the DNS configuration to ensure that DNS queries are resolved correctly. You can use tools like `Resolve-DnsName` in Windows PowerShell or dig to verify DNS resolution.

1. Restart the operating system on local and remote machines using the following command:
1. Restart the operating system on local and remote machines using the following PowerShell command:

```cmd
```powershell
Restart-Computer
```

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