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- Server - The FQDN or ip address of the DNS server.
- Default - Specify if the server should be added to new zones by default or not.
- Transfer Type - SCP, Secure64, Secure64 Signer, and DynECT. Note that the SCP method should be used for PowerDNS with a Bind backend.
- Server Type - Specify if the server is a master or slave. Different configuration files are created master vs. slave on the Bind, PowerDNS/Bind, and Secure64 platforms.
- SOA - Start of Authority, should be in the format "SRI-NIC.ARPA. HOSTMASTER.SRI-NIC.ARPA.". For more information, see the RFC: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1033
- Username - Login/username for the target DNS server. The specified account needs to be valid, and have write permission to the remote directory and execute permission for any pre/post commans.
- Password - Password for the target account. All passwords are stored encrypted in the database.
- Port - Port to contact the target server on. This is port used for SSH on Bind and Secure64 server types.
- Remote Directory - The target directory to transfer zone files to on the DNS system.
- Named Conf Path - The path to other zones on the Bind systems.
- Pre Command - Any valid system command on the target DNS system. This command will be run before any files are transferred.
- Post Command - Any valid system command on the target DNS system. This command will be run after any files are transferred. For example, on a Bind system you would need to run "rndc reload" to reload the zones.
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