On 03/05/2014 03:43 PM, Gilles Massen wrote:
Hello,
This feels a bit like an FAQ, but I wasn't able to dig it out, so: how
can I insert a 'foreign' DNSKEY record in a zone? I don't have the key
material, but I want it signed by the pdns-managed keys (it is for a
secure DNS operator change).
Wha
On Wed, Mar 05, 2014 at 03:43:02PM +0100, Gilles Massen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This feels a bit like an FAQ, but I wasn't able to dig it out, so: how
> can I insert a 'foreign' DNSKEY record in a zone? I don't have the key
> material, but I want it signed by the pdns-managed keys (it is for a
> secur
Hello,
This feels a bit like an FAQ, but I wasn't able to dig it out, so: how
can I insert a 'foreign' DNSKEY record in a zone? I don't have the key
material, but I want it signed by the pdns-managed keys (it is for a
secure DNS operator change).
What I tried is an insert into records, type=DNSKE
Hi Andrea,
From your description it appears what you are looking to implement is something
akin to BIND views.
This is not possible with a vanilla PDNS instance. However you could overcome
this by using a custom backend, say in python that would search a different
table space based on the clie
Hi,
I have a PowerDNS instance with many zones
I would create an ACL on the IP from which the request came to
1) reply a different value
2) doesn't reply at all
So for example for record foo.bar I can reply xxx.yyy.zzz.kkk if the
request arrives from an internal server and deny if arrives from
