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Ok so when I will create the cname I will just need to leave this option unchecked &quot;Delete this record when it becomes stale&quot; and it will show &quot;static&quot; in TimeStamd column?
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Correct. &nbsp;Static records are exempt from the scavenging of stale records.
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OK, I asked that question because I leaved it unchecked but did not see the &quot;static&quot; status in Timestamp column. Does it take some time?
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Sometimes you just need to refresh the zone.
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Humm I did not know what happen but I give the point before! :-) Seem works now!
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1-How to create an static alias in Windows 2008 DNS server?

2- And by the way, when do we need to set it as "static "?<

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Ok so when I will create the cname I will just need to leave this option unchecked &quot;Delete this record when it becomes stale&quot; and it will show &quot;static&quot; in TimeStamd column?

Correct.  Static records are exempt from the scavenging of stale records.

OK, I asked that question because I leaved it unchecked but did not see the &quot;static&quot; status in Timestamp column. Does it take some time?

Sometimes you just need to refresh the zone.

I&#39;ve requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 0 points for SAM2009&#39;s comment #a39041168 (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28083740/How-to-create-an-static-alias-in-Windows-2008-DNS-server.html?anchorAnswerId=39041168#a39041168)

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Thanks!

Author is closing the question as self-resolved and didn&#39;t acknowledge if other comments were of assistance.

Humm I did not know what happen but I give the point before! :-) Seem works now!

How to create an static alias in Windows 2008 DNS server?

1-How to create an static alias in Windows 2008 DNS server?

2- And by the way, when do we need to set it as &quot;static &quot;?&lt;

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