Automatic Dynamic AAAA and A record registration from Windows

[Kozlov Sergey Aleksandrovitsch]

How can i make automatic dynamic AAAA and A record registration from Windows Network Settings from IPv6 and IPv4 settings: where do i enter Registration URL or Update Key directly?

[Kozlov Sergey Aleksandrovitsch]

$Names = @("vEthernet (L0)", "vEthernet (L1)")
$Hostnames = @("computer_name.connection_0.domain.zone","computer_name.connection_1.domain.zone")
$Passwords = @("key_0","key_1")

$ipv6Addresses = @()

for ($Counter = 0; $Counter -lt 2; $Counter++) {
    $Name = $Names[$Counter]
    $Hostname = $Hostnames[$Counter]
    $Password = $Passwords[$Counter]

    $ipv6Address = Get-NetIPAddress -InterfaceAlias $Name -AddressFamily IPv6
    if ($ipv6Address) {
        $filteredAddress = $ipv6Address | Where-Object {
            $_.PrefixOrigin -eq 'RouterAdvertisement' -and
            $_.SuffixOrigin -eq 'Link'
        }
        if ($filteredAddress) {

            $Foundipv6Address = $filteredAddress.IPAddress

            $Foundipv6AddressFeet = "$Foundipv6Address"

            $ipv6Addresses += $Foundipv6Address

            Write-Host "Found IPv6 addresses:" $Foundipv6AddressFeet
           
            Write-Host

            $URL = "https://$Hostname"+":$Password@dyn.dns.he.net/nic/update?hostname=$Hostname&myip=$Foundipv6AddressFeet"

            Write-Host $URL
           
            Write-Host

            curl.exe $URL

        } else {
            Write-Host "IPv6 address $Name not found"
        }
    } else {
        Write-Host "Interface $Name not found"
    }
}

if ($ipv6Addresses.Count -gt 0) {
    Write-Host "Found IPv6 addresses:"
    $ipv6Addresses | ForEach-Object { Write-Host " - $_" }
}

[Kozlov Sergey Aleksandrovitsch]

This is a powershell script, that is working fine in scheduler in Windows.

It updates two dynamic AAAA records every 5 minutes from the scheduler starting from windows laod using account 'NT\Network Service'.

I have allowed to run 'unsigned powershell scripts'.

[Kozlov Sergey Aleksandrovitsch]

powershell .\AAAA_by_Name.ps1

[Kozlov Sergey Aleksandrovitsch]

This is a cmd-file that is running in the Windows Scheduler.