2.9. Editing the configuration of a primary DNS zone in IdM CLI


Follow this procedure to edit the configuration of a primary DNS zone using the Identity Management (IdM) command-line interface (CLI).

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in as IdM administrator.

Procedure

  • To modify an existing primary DNS zone, use the ipa dnszone-mod command. For example, to set the time to wait before retrying a failed refresh operation to 1800 seconds:

    $ ipa dnszone-mod --retry 1800

    For more information about the available settings and their corresponding CLI options, see IdM DNS zone attributes.

    If a specific setting does not have a value in the DNS zone entry you are modifying, the ipa dnszone-mod command adds the value. If the setting does not have a value, the command overwrites the current value with the specified value.

    注意

    If you are changing the default time to live (TTL) of a zone, restart the named service on all IdM DNS servers to make the changes take effect. All other settings are automatically activated immediately.

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