Timeout period expired

Hi Experts,
Sometimes i'm getting below error msg while executing powershell commands..
is there any way to avoid this error msg by extending the timeout?
Regards, Nidhin.CK

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/b5b439fe-1aa9-4823-a3ac-d0be643a5073/query-using-ad-module-timed-out?forum=winserverDS
has some more information on this, though I don't know if there were any improvements to the AD Module in the last year that might change this situation.
Long story short, the AD module is good for small scale, but beyond that, you might be better off using the System.DirectoryServices classes for better performance and finer control.

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