The ____ is the length of time after a record can refresh that it is determined to be stale and scavenging can begin
A) DNS zone
B) Refresh interval
C) client interval
D) DNS domain

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The refresh interval is the length of time after a record can refresh that it is determined to be stale and scavenging can begin. The DNS zone refers to the portion of the DNS namespace for which a particular DNS server is authoritative. The client interval is not a relevant term in this context. The DNS domain refers to the entire DNS namespace under a particular top-level domain.

The ____ Is the Length of Time After a Record