Get hostname from Active Directory DNS? #224

Sure. As far as know, you still have to install and/or configure a DNS server based on you AD DS, see:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/dns/quickstart-install-configure-dns-server?tabs=powershell

When you install Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) with the Active Directory Domain Services Installation Wizard, the wizard gives you the option to automatically install and configure a DNS server. The resulting DNS zone is integrated with the AD DS domain namespace. To learn more, see Understanding Active Directory Domain Services Integration.

But if you have that, then yeah, you should be able to query by using the IP (and Port if not default) of the DNS server

Yes, the DNS is configured for Active Directory. I'm able to use the management console at work and I use Get-DnsServerResourceRecord PowerShell cmdlet. But I'm trying to develop a C# app to do the same as the PowerShell cmdlet.

To be clear, those powershell commands are of administrative purpose and allow you to query across zones and create or edit entries and what not.
You'll not be able to do that via the DNS protocol (this library).

This library also does not extend the queries with the DNS servers default suffix, yet. So, to query for "some_computer_name", you'd have to append the dns suffix to that query to make it a valid dns query.
The NameServer object does have that as a property.

Thanks for the information.

To be clear, those powershell commands are of administrative purpose and allow you to query across zones and create or edit entries and what not.

Do you have any recommendation as to how I can achieve the same results as Get-DnsServerResourceRecord PowerShell cmdlet in C#?