Roger,
Thanks for the Reply!
Well I can say it can handle well over a 100. :) I'm just second guessing
this strategy, but unfortunately it's the only way I can think of cleaning
up records.
A problem was, that with the Class B zones, I needed to AgeAll records to
clean up the thousands of
I wasn't aware that staticly entered records could be scavenged - wouldn't
that defeat the purpose of it being static?
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Roger D. Seielstad - MTS MCSE MS-MVP
Sr. Systems Administrator
Inovis Inc.
-Original Message-
From: Jef
They can't be, unless you use the /AgeAll in DNSCMD.
It adds a timestamp to ALL records within that zone.This makes them
ready for scavenging (if the zone and server have it on).
Since scavenging was not on originally, the PTR records have no timestamps.
Even so, the zones had it off, so I
