Pointer (PTR) Pointer (PTR) record. Points to a location in the domain name space. PTR records are typically used in special domains to perform reverse lookups of address-to-name mappings. Each record provides simple data that points to some other location in the domain name space (usually a forward lookup zone). Where PTR records are used, no additional section processing is implied or caused by their presence. (RFC 1035)
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PM. Defaults to current time. /RI interval Specifies the repetition interval in minutes. This is not applicable for schedule ...
PnP Device Id for the device. This property is useful for mapping from the wmi namespace to the cimv2 namespace classes using ...
Pointer (PTR) Pointer (PTR) record. Points to a location in the domain name space. PTR records are typically used in special ...
Policy in storage is a more recent version (%d.%d) than the version requested (%d.%d) This component may not behave as expected. ...
Policy in storage is a previous version (%d.%d) than the version requested (%d.%d) This component may not behave as expected. ...
Policy in storage is not supported. Policy in storage is version (%d.x). This component only supports version (%d.x) Wireless ...
Policy in storage is not supported. Policy in storage is version (%d.x). This component only supports version (%d.x) wireless ...