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How to determinate a CNAME on Windows? via Poweshell or others

I want to know if exists a scriplet to know the local SERVER CNAME, or via CMD, regedit, etc

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The hostname program/command should give you the DNS name of the local machine, whereas the shell command echo %COMPUTERNAME% should show you the NetBIOS name (which might be different).

ewall  2010-01-15 21:21:14

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