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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Set DsPollingInterval on command line

To set dns DsPollingInterval to some value say 10mins on command prompt, run

dnscmd /config /DsPollingInterval 10

To verify the polling interval, run

dnscmd /info /DsPollingInterval

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Labels: command line, DNS CMD, DNS Server, windows 2003

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