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Saturday, February 7, 2009
Set Dstombstoneinterval using dnscmd command
The following illustrates setting Dstombstoneinterval to some value, say 10secs, on command prompt.
dnscmd /config /Dstombstoneinterval 5
To verify the interval, run
dnscmd /info /Dstombstoneinterval
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