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DNS Records may be managed either from the Zone View Zone page (for the records under their respective zone) or globally through the DNS Records sub-tab.
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Working with Zone Records - Zone View
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Record Types
ProVision supports 18 standard record types, as well as the ability to add a custom/arbitrary record type manually.
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Add Zone Records
From the Zone View Zone page, under DNS Records, look for the line "Add a new ___ Record".
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Autogenerate Forward Zone Records
From the Zone View Zone page, under DNS Records, look for the line "Add a new ___ Record".
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ProVision can be configured auto-generate IPv4 / IPv6 PTR records in reverse zones based on template.
Example :
If the zone is named 33.44.in-addr.arpa.
Host : {100-150}.{22-24}
Value : $1-$2-available.example.com.
The generated records on push will look like :
100.22.33.44.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR 100-22-available.example.com.
101.22.33.44.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR 101-22-available.example.com.
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149.24.33.44.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR 149-24-available.example.com.
150.24.33.44.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR 150-24-available.example.com.
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To import a zone file to populate record data in ProVision, go to the Zone View Zone page for the zone. The zone must already exist in ProVision, although it may be empty
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Click "Import Zone" on the Zone View Zone page.
A Zone Import dialog box will open. Next to Zone File:, click "Choose File" and select your .zone file to import. Then, select an import policy to follow.
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Under the "Attached Servers" section of the Zone View Zone page, next to "Attach Server:", select the desired server to attach and choose the server type (Default, Master, Slave), then click the "Attach" button.
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