Oops ... dumb, I see this every day and it didn't register ... Between each of the following steps, pause for hours or days, to make sure...
That's a great point, @Taleman - thanks. I used SQL for a number of operations to understand how that works (now with the great info in this...
Thanks again for the information. I already did this in the config file and will revise the process to a SQL query soon. For now... Mass transfer...
th0m > I think you must make up your mind wether you want to use ISPConfig to manage your DNS server, or you want to do it manually and leave...
till > Thom already explained that you that you can update zones by SQL in the database and use resync to write out the changes. Yeah, which is...
Thom said: Ahh! I already have a template for DNS records, didn't know what other variables were valid here. The problem with this is that there...
>> In DNS Zone Settings, we can set "Allow zone transfers to these IPs (comma separated list)". Is it valid to have IPV4 comma IPV6 addresses for...
> > If we make a global change in named.conf.local, > Would such a change alter zone data? If not, there is no need to transfer zones to secondary...
We have a secondary system running ISPConfig, serving as MX2 and NS2. On the primary we have moved all Email responsibilities to another...
1) In DNS Zone Settings, we can set "Allow zone transfers to these IPs (comma separated list)". Is it valid to have IPV4 comma IPV6 addresses for...
The following errors were reported during installations on new Ubuntu v22.04 servers. The quick solution was to scrub the install and start with a...
For testing of a new installation the hostnames are different, so migration of certs for live hosts is great but not relevant here. Regarding...
Separate names with a comma.
