Clean up dynamic names
Cuttler, Brian R (HEALTH)
brian.cuttler at health.ny.gov
Wed Feb 8 21:07:06 UTC 2017
Bob,
Thank you, the assurance that I'd understood the defaults and that nsupdate was the correct tool was all that was missing.
I executed the update commands and they worked like a charm.
Thank you,
Brian
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The forward table looks like this
hr16038 A 10.57.48.209
TXT "00f8e5793e94da14990f27763448c54a00"
If the first field is shown as blank, it means "same as previous", so "hr16038" in this case.
If the ttl is not shown, it is "same as last $TTL record" (or taken from 'minimum' field in SOA if no $TTL)
If no class is shown, it is probably "IN", I forget now where it defaults that.
If the first field is not fully qualified, the domain is taken from the last $ORIGIN, or SOA?, or named.conf.
So the records if listed in full would be something like:
hr16038.somedomain.tld. 9999 IN A 10.57.48.209
hr16038.somedomain.tld. 9999 IN TXT "00f8e5793e94da14990f27763448c54a00"
nsupdate is probably the best tool for removing the old records.
--
Bob Harold
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