Auto Active Refresh Trust point in dns

Hi i have problem with dnssec trust anchors,
My problem is that the .(root) anchor is not refreshed automatically, now i have to go dns console and right click on Trust points and select Initiate Active Refresh.
Why do need to do this every day, should this not work automatically ?
With kind regards, Bas van den Dikkenberg

Hi Bas van den Dikkenberg,
I haven't found a better way by UI, however, I found a cmdlet "Update-DnsServerTrustPoint" may be helpful for you, which can Updates all trust points in a DNS trust anchor
zone.
And you can save the cmdlet as .ps1 file and schedule the powershell script at logon in scheduled task:
Weekend Scripter: Use the Windows Task Scheduler to Run a Windows PowerShell Script
I hope this helps.

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