Windows 10: Connecting Records from Different Zones

I know that if I have ServerName.DomainName1.com with IP 192.168.0.X, I should create an A record. And if I have Alias.DomainName1.com for the same server, I should create a CName record pointing at ServerName.DomainName1.com.But that is probably true because both belong to the same zone.How about if I have ServerName.DomainName1.com and Alias.DomainName2.com? Should I create an A or CName record for Alias?

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Can not record audio.

Hi,

We suggest that you run troubleshooting for Audio Recording by following these steps:

• Type troubleshooting on the search box.
• Click View all.
• Select Recording Audio.
• Follow the steps to troubleshoot Recording Audio.

Let us know if you need further help.

 

How to change just the time zone of windows inbuilt apps?

Hi Utsav,

For us to provide the appropriate steps for troubleshooting, we'd like to clarify the following:

• Are you trying to set different time zones on each app on your PC?
• Which app are you trying to modify the time zone?

We look forward to your response.

 

Windows 10 Time Zone tool?

Tested this once again and did exactly what the steps from above. After booting into Windows it did change to UTC from the list of time zones from the date and time properties.

The actual time however was still Pacific Time. But when I connected to the internet now the clock shows UTC.

I did a command SYSTEMINFO and under Original Install Date it still has the Pacific Time.

So yes, I can confirm that to show the exact correct time you need to connect to the internet or else it will not work. The only changes that do work when not connected is that the correct Time Zone setting (UTC) appeared on the date/time properties after doing the TZUTIL command during install. But the actual time was still reflected on Pacific Time.