| Aging and Scavenging Parameters for Zones |
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Zone Parameter | Description | Configuration Tool | Notes |
Time interval, after the last | DNS console and | When an Active Directory– | |
| time a record’s timestamp | Dnscmd.exe | integrated zone is created, |
| has been refreshed, during |
| this parameter is set to the |
| which the server does not |
| DNS server’s parameter |
| accept refreshes for the |
| Default |
| record. (The server still |
| This parameter replicates |
| accepts updates.) |
| through Active Directory |
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| replication. |
Refresh interval | The refresh interval comes | DNS console and |
| after the | |
| On expiration of the no- |
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| refresh interval, the server |
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| begins accepting refreshes |
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| for the record. After the |
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| refresh interval expires, the |
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| DNS server may scavenge |
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| records that have not been |
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| refreshed during or after the |
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| refresh interval. |
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Enable Scavenging | This flag indicates whether | DNS console and |
| aging and scavenging is | Dnscmd.exe |
| enabled for the records in |
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| the zone. |
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ScavengingServers | This parameter determines | Only Dnscmd.exe |
| which servers can |
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| scavenge records in this |
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| zone. |
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Start scavenging | This parameter determines | Not configurable |
| when a server can start |
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| scavenging of this zone. |
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When an Active Directory– integrated zone is created, this parameter is set to the DNS server’s parameter DefaultRefreshInterval. This parameter is replicated by Active Directory.
When an Active Directory– integrated zone is created, this parameter is set to the DNS server’s parameter
DefaultEnableScavenging.
This parameter is replicated by Active Directory.
This parameter is replicated by Active Directory.
This parameter is not replicated by Active Directory.
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