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Saturday, January 31, 2009

Set RecursionRetry using dnscmd command

To set the RecursionRetry timeout on command line using dnscmd, do the following

1. Assume the retry time is 10sec,

dnscmd.exe /config /RecursionRetry 10

one can veriry the changes by command

dnscmd /info /recursionretry

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