Set ForwardingTimeout using dnscmd command
The following show on how to set ForwardingTimeout using dnscmd.exe
1. To set forwarding timeout to default value run
dnscmd.exe /config /ForwardingTimeout

The above sets the forwarding timeout to 0 Secs in windows 2003(however through UI is sets minimum of 1 seccs) and 3 in windows 2008.
To verify the forwardingtimeout, run
dnscmd /info /ForwardingTimeout
2. To set forwarding timeout to a specific value say 10 seconds, then run
dnscmd.exe /config /ForwardingTimeout 10
1. To set forwarding timeout to default value run
dnscmd.exe /config /ForwardingTimeout

The above sets the forwarding timeout to 0 Secs in windows 2003(however through UI is sets minimum of 1 seccs) and 3 in windows 2008.
To verify the forwardingtimeout, run
dnscmd /info /ForwardingTimeout
2. To set forwarding timeout to a specific value say 10 seconds, then run
dnscmd.exe /config /ForwardingTimeout 10
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