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The 'Address' property under the 'Answer'/'RecordData' seems to be inaccessible

$(Resolve-Dns -NameServer $dnsServer -Query $FQDNsToQueryFor  | Select-Object -Expand Answers)                          

DomainName                         TimeToLive RecordClass RecordType RecordData
----------                         ---------- ----------- ---------- ----------
api.monitor.azure.com.             192        IN          CNAME      api.privatelink.monitor.azure.com.
api.privatelink.monitor.azure.com. 9          IN          A          SCRUBBED

However when trying to reference the 'RecordData' property/column I get a null value

$(Resolve-Dns -NameServer $dnsServer -Query $FQDNsToQueryFor  | Select-Object -Expand Answers).RecordData

I wanted to do some further digging and tried the following command:

$((Resolve-Dns -NameServer $dnsServer -Query $FQDNsToQueryFor  | Select-Object -Expand Answers) | Select-Object -Property *)                             

CanonicalName     : api.privatelink.monitor.azure.com.
DomainName        : api.monitor.azure.com.
RecordType        : CNAME
RecordClass       : IN
TimeToLive        : 63
InitialTimeToLive : 63
RawDataLength     : 18

Address           : SCRUBBED
DomainName        : api.privatelink.monitor.azure.com.
RecordType        : A
RecordClass       : IN
TimeToLive        : 0
InitialTimeToLive : 0
RawDataLength     : 4

So then I tried to reference the 'Address' Property of the Object in the Array, but got a weird Result...

$((Resolve-Dns -NameServer $dnsServer -Query $FQDNsToQueryFor  | Select-Object -Expand Answers) | Select-Object -Property *).Address

OverloadDefinitions
-------------------
System.Object&, System.Private.CoreLib, Version=6.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=7cec85d7bea7798e Address(int )

I did a little digging and found that the property Name for 'Address' might cause some problems, it doesn't seem to be a Reserved word, but the Address METHOD seems to supersede calling the property? I don't know if I am using proper terminology as I am newer to C# and PowerShell scripting, but you may be able to understand.

Here is the relevant PowerShell issue that is actually still open.
PowerShell/PowerShell#8105

resolve-dns throw a powershell error with non existent domain

As the tile said, the module throw a powershell error and not a "inexistent domain" with an inexistent domain.

Ex:

⮞  resolve-dns xttox.com`
MethodInvocationException: C:\Users\exp1x835\OneDrive - Beneva\Documents\PowerShell\Modules\DnsClient-PS\1.1.1\Public\Resolve-Dns.ps1:78`

Line |
  78 |                  $client.QueryServer($nsList, $qst)
     |                  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     | Exception calling "QueryServer" with "2" argument(s): "Query 42931 => xttox.com IN A on
     | 96.45.46.46:53 timed out or is a transient error."

Not working on Windows PowerShell

When I tested the module, it works in PowerShell 7 but fails in Windows PowerShell.
With any cmdlet, I get this exception:

Exception calling "QueryServer" with "2" argument(s): "Query 59746 =>
8.8.8.8.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR on 192.168.2.1:53 failed with an error."
At C:\Users\tobia\OneDrive\Dokumente\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\DnsClient-
PS\1.1.0\Public\Resolve-Dns.ps1:78 char:17
+                 $client.QueryServer($nsList, $qst)
+                 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [], MethodInvocationExce
   ption
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : DnsResponseException

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