6.5. Adding a DNS Forward Zone in the CLI


Follow this procedure to add a DNS forward zone by using the command line (CLI).

重要

Do not use forward zones unless absolutely required. Forward zones are not a standard solution, and using them can lead to unexpected and problematic behavior. If you must use forward zones, limit their use to overriding a global forwarding configuration.

When creating a new DNS zone, Red Hat recommends to always use standard DNS delegation using nameserver (NS) records and to avoid forward zones. In most cases, using a global forwarder is sufficient, and forward zones are not necessary.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in as IdM administrator.
  • You know the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the DNS server to forward queries to.

Procedure

  • Use the dnsforwardzone-add command to add a new forward zone. Specify at least one forwarder with the --forwarder option if the forward policy is not none, and specify the forward policy with the --forward-policy option.

    [user@server ~]$ ipa dnsforwardzone-add forward.example.com. --forwarder=10.10.0.14 --forwarder=10.10.1.15 --forward-policy=first
    
    Zone name: forward.example.com.
    Zone forwarders: 10.10.0.14, 10.10.1.15
    Forward policy: first

Verification

  • Use the dnsforwardzone-show command to display the DNS forward zone you just created.

    [user@server ~]$ ipa dnsforwardzone-show forward.example.com.
    
    Zone name: forward.example.com.
    Zone forwarders: 10.10.0.14, 10.10.1.15
    Forward policy: first
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