Updating DNS records using dnscmd

Hey all,
I've recently had to deal with a dynamic ip in regards to our DNS
servers, and the DHCP-auto update thing doesn't work quite the way we
need it to, so I've been tasked with writing a program to update the
host record xyz in zone ijk. I've looked around and it seems that after
I get the IP I want, to use a series of commands from dnscmd. It all
goes something like this:
Pause Zone
Write .dns file
Resume Zone
Force reload of .dns file
That requires three executions of dnscmd within my code, which is
acceptable, but I'm looking for a way to do something like
dnscmd locahost /ZoneUpdate /zone kyve.net /record @ /type host /value
this.is.the.ip
But it doesn't seem to have that feature. Is there a really obvious
option that I'm missing?
-- Todd

Hi Todd.
Have you already tried the DnsUpdateProxy option ?
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro...25ae150ec.mspx

In your place I would prefer a native solution before scripting.

--
Fabrizio Volpe
MCSE 2003/2000/NT
MCT