Hi, I did IP address change in all DNS records (we move to another ISP), yet I'm still being present with outdated DNS-Zones -> Column "Zone" -> xx.yy.zz.in-addr-arpa xx.yy.zz - is still OLD IP in reverse. I did global search on ISPConfig 3.2 MariaDB, old IP can be still found only in sys_datalog. which I believe is just a log. Did resync of everything several times, even restarted server, still same old IP DNS-Zones -> Column "Zone" -> xx.yy.zz.in-addr-arpa. Global search over db revealed xx.yy.zz.in-addr-arpa in "dns_soa" and "domain", i found no way to change that ISPConfig web admin, only hackwork in phpMyAdmin. What is correct way to fix that? Thanks in advance.
OK, understood, anyway, how to fix this problem? Direct edit in phpMyAdmin, tables "dns_soa" and "domain"? Its not a problem, just need to be sure system will not become broken.
No. Manual changes with phpmyadmin will have no effect. the domain table doe snot contains any IP addresses normally, it contains just domains. if you entered domains there which contain parts of an IP, then you can edit it there where you added it, in the clients table. And the zone name of a dns zone can get edited in the dns zone list in dns manager.
Clients -> Domains -> Edit Domain -> field Domain xx.yy.zz.in-addr-arpa not editable. So is this correct way? Clients -> Add domain aa.bb.cc.in-addr-arpa, delete outdated xx.yy.zz.in-addr-arpa DNS -> Zone Settings -> Zone (SOA) -> Select domain aa.bb.cc.in-addr-arpa DNS -> DNS Zone -> Records -> Add Ptr Seems to work if I understood logic behind ISPConfig design correctly. PS. ISPConfig manual 2016-09-27 I have is the latest version?
With domain control on, it should be: Clients -> Add domain aa.bb.cc.in-addr-arpa DNS -> Zone Settings -> Zone (SOA) -> Select domain aa.bb.cc.in-addr-arpa Clients -> delete outdated domain xx.yy.zz.in-addr-arpa You don't need to change any PTR records as long as the last octet in their ip address doesn't change (so if zz.yy.xx.123 was `mail.your.com`, and now cc.bb.aa.123 is `mail.your.com`, you don't need to touch the PTR record).
