tak.Get-DKIMRecord.ps1
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function Get-DKIMRecord { <# .SYNOPSIS Get DKIM Record for a domain. .DESCRIPTION This function uses Resolve-DNSName to get the DKIM Record for a given domain. Objects with a DomainName property, such as returned by Get-AcceptedDomain, can be piped to this function. The function defaults to "selector1" as this is typically used with Exchange Online. .EXAMPLE Get-AcceptedDomain | Get-DKIMRecord This example gets DKIM records for all domains returned by Get-AcceptedDomain. #> [CmdletBinding(HelpUri = 'https://ntsystems.it/PowerShell/TAK/Get-DKIMRecord/')] param ( # Specify the Domain name to use in the query. [Parameter(Mandatory=$true, ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true, ValueFromPipeline=$true)] [string] $DomainName, # Specify a selector name to use in the query. [Parameter()] [string[]] $Selector = @("selector1","selector2"), # Specify a DNS server to query. [Parameter()] [string] $Server ) process { foreach ($S in $Selector) { $params = @{ Name = "$s._domainkey.$DomainName" ErrorAction = "SilentlyContinue" } if($Server) { $params.Add("Server",$Server) } Write-Verbose "Looking up $($Params.Name)" # first get the target of the alias $dnsTarget = Resolve-DnsName @params -Type CNAME | Where-Object Type -eq CNAME if($dnsTarget){ $params.Name = $dnsTarget.NameHost $dnsTxt = Resolve-DnsName @params -Type TXT | Where-Object Type -eq TXT New-Object -TypeName psobject -Property ([ordered]@{ DomainName = "$DomainName`:$s" Record = $dnsTxt.Strings }) } else { Write-Warning "Could not find CName." } } } } |