The Windows PowerShell module DnsServer allows managing a Windows DNS Server.
Is it possible to update the SOA record fields such as TTL, Refresh, Expires, etc using the DnsServer module?
To date I've only found a way via WMI to update SOA fields.
Powershell – How to update SOA values using PowerShell
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Best Answer
TTL and other cache settings can be updated using the
Set-DNSServerCachecmdlet. Refresh can be configured usingSet-DNSServerScavenging. If you are looking to update other fields, a handy exhaustive list of DNS Powershell cmdlets and how to use them can be found here.