UserDnsDomain

From Environment Variables

UserDnsDomain environment variable returns the fully qualified DNS domain that the currently logged on user's account belongs to. For example: "intranet.local" ^[1]

echo %UserDnsDomain%
INTRANET.LOCAL

Default value

UserDnsDomain environment variable doesn't have default value.

References

1. ↑ Environment Variable Reference

See also

• Getting and setting environment variables

AllUsersProfile | AppData | CD | ClientName | CmdCmdLine | CmdExtVersion | ComSpec | CommonProgramFiles | ComputerName | Date | ErrorLevel | HomeDrive | HomePath | LocalAppData | LogonServer | Number Of Processors | OS | Path | PathExt | Processor Architecture | Processor Identifier | Processor Level | Processor Revision | ProgramFiles | Prompt | Random | SessionName | SystemDrive | SystemRoot | Temp | Time | Tmp | UserDnsDomain | UserDomain | UserName | UserProfile | WinDir