Are there existing powershell commands for this? If so what are they? Just trying to give a leg up to anyone who wants to come in as a first stab.

@tysonjhayes - good point!

The cmdlets to use to manipulate this stuff are:

Get-DnsClientNRPTRule
Set-DnsClientNRPTRule
Remove-DnsClientNRPTRule

Here is an example of a rule I have on one of my machines that forces DNS Searches for .plagueho.local to go to the DNS Server 192.168.1.10.

Outside of PowerShell, NRPT rules are usually managed by Group Policy (or Local Policy):

The key tasks for NRPT is for implementing DNSSEC, IPSEC, DA and directing DNS requests to specific servers based on the prefix/suffix etc. So the resource should support at a minimum the following parameters:
GPOName (even though this is not being applied by a GPO) - this is a GUID.
IPsecCARestriction
DirectAccessDnsServers
DirectAccessEnabled
DirectAccessProxyType
DirectAccessProxyName
DirectAccessQueryIPsecEncryption
DirectAccessQueryIPsecRequired
NameServers
DnsSecEnabled
DnsSecQueryIPsecEncryption
DnsSecQueryIPsecRequired
DnsSecValidationRequired
NameEncoding
DisplayName
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I'll start working on this one as I'm going to be needing it at work soon. @tysonjhayes - if you get a mo could you label this issue as in progress? Cheers sir!

@PlagueHO Are you still working on this?

@tysonjhayes - it's on the backlog... But I'm not sure when I'll actually get to it. I've got a few other resources to get done before I'll get to this (this weekend is assigned to creating the new xCertificateExport resource in xCertificate).

Hello,
We have the same need so I will try to work on this and propose a PR shortly to integrate those new resources