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Membership in **Administrators**, or equivalent, is the minimum required to perform this procedure.
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###To delete DNS resource records
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## To delete DNS resource records
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1. In Server Manager, click **IPAM**. The IPAM client console appears.
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2. In the navigation pane, in **MONITOR AND MANAGE**, click **DNS Zones**. The navigation pane divides into an upper navigation pane and a lower navigation pane.
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3. Click to expand **Forward Lookup** and the domain where the zone and resource records that you want to delete are located. Click on the zone, and in the display pane, click **Current view**. Click **Resource Records**.
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4. In the display pane, locate and select the resource records that you want to delete.
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1. In the display pane, locate and select the resource records that you want to delete.
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1. Right-click the selected records, and then click **Delete DNS resource record**.
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5. Right-click the selected records, and then click **Delete DNS resource record**.
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6. The **Delete DNS Resource Record** dialog box opens. Verify that the correct DNS server is selected. If it is not, click **DNS server** and select the server from which you want to delete the resource records. Click **OK**. IPAM deletes the resource records from the DNS server.
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1. The **Delete DNS Resource Record** dialog box opens. Verify that the correct DNS server is selected. If it isn't, click **DNS server** and select the server from which you want to delete the resource records. Click **OK**. IPAM deletes the resource records from the DNS server.
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## See Also
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[DNS Resource Record Management](DNS-Resource-Record-Management.md)
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[Manage IPAM](Manage-IPAM.md)
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-[DNS Resource Record Management](DNS-Resource-Record-Management.md)
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