NIOS does not support add and delete operations.
Note
When you export member DNS properties, the CSV file might include the "unbound_logging_level" field with "OPERATIONS" as the value. Although this field is only applicable to the IB-4030-10GE appliance and might not apply to your Grid members, you can still perform CSV import using the CSV export file that contains this field without any issues.
Field Name | Data Type Required Associated | Required (Yes/No) | Associated GUI Field | Associated PAPI Method | Usage and Guidelines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Header-MemberDns | String | Yes | Identifies the first row as a header row for the member DNS objects. | ||
parent | FQDN | Yes | Indicates the parent object. | ||
dns_over_mgmt | Boolean | No | Enable or disable DNS services on the MGMT port. | ||
dns_over_lan2 | Boolean | No | Enable or disable DNS services on the LAN2 port. | ||
minimal_response | Boolean | No | Enable or disable minimal response of the DNS server. | ||
forwarders_only | Boolean | No | Use Forwarders Only | Enable use of forwarders only. | |
allow_forwarder | IP address list | No | Indicates the list of forwarders. | ||
member_view_nats | integer | No | Indicates the list of views with NAT address used for creating glue records for the view. | ||
enable_notify_source_port | integer | No | Enable or disable notify_source_port. | ||
notify_source_port | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the notify source port number. | ||
enable_query_source_port | Boolean | No | Enable or disable query_source_port. Example: False | ||
query_source_port | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the query source port number. | ||
lame_ttl | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the lame TTL value in seconds. Example: 600 | ||
auto_sort_views | Boolean | No | Enable or disable DNS views auto-sort. Example: False | ||
member_views | List of Member views | No | Indicates the list of member views. Example: dns_view1, dns_view2,.. | ||
allow_transfer | ACL | No | Allow zone transfers to | allow_transfer | List of address_tsig_ac items.Note that you can import the name of a named ACL in this field. Example: NACL1or "12.0.0.12/Deny,1234::/64/Allow". |
excluded_servers | IP address list | No | List of excluded servers for zone transfers. | ||
zone_transfer_format_option | String | No | Indicates the zone transfer format. | ||
recursion_enabled | Boolean No | Indicates the flag to respond to recursive queries. Example: False | |||
allow_query | ACL | No | Allow queries from | allow_query | List of address_tsig_ac items. It can be an IP address, a network entry, Any or a TSIG-/permission. If the first value is not Any or TSIG-, it is assumed to be an IP address or a network entry. Example: 10.0.0.10/Allow, 11.0.0.0/16/Deny, TSIG-foo/xyz/Allow. It can also be a named ACL. Example: NACL1. |
allow_recursive_query | ACL | No | List of address_tsig_ac items. It can be an IP address, a network entry, Any or a TSIG-/permission. If the first value is not Any or TSIG-, it is assumed to be an IP address or a network entry. | ||
limit_concurrent_recursive_clients | Boolean | No | Enable limit of concurrent recursive client number. Example: False | ||
concurrent_recursive_clients | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the number of clients allowed to perform concurrent queries. Example: 1000 | ||
allow_update | ACL | No | Allow updates from | allow_update | List of address_tsig_ac items. It can be an IP address, a network entry, Any or a TSIG-/permission. If the first value is not Any or TSIG-, it is assumed to be an IP address or a network entry. Example: 10.0.0.10/Allow, 11.0.0.0/16/Deny, TSIG-foo/xyz/Allow. It can also be a named ACL. Example: NACL1. |
allow_gss_tsig_zone_updates | Boolean | No | Allow GSS-TSIG clients to perform zone updates. Example: False | ||
allow_update_forwarding | Boolean | No | Allow updates from | forward_to | Enable update forwarding for secondary zones. Example: False |
enable_custom_root_server | Boolean | No | Indicates the flag to enable custom root servers. Example: False | ||
root_name_servers | Root | No | Indicates the list of custom root servers. Example: rnm1.test.com/1.1.1.1/,. | ||
enable_blackhole | Boolean | No | Enable blackhole setting. Example: False | ||
blackhole | ACL | No | Indicates the list of banned addresses. Example: "NACL" or "12.0.0.12/Deny,1234::/64/Allow ,.." | ||
notify_delay | Unsigned integer | No | notify_delay | This field specifies the seconds of delay the notify messages are sent to the secondaries. The valid value is between 5 and 86400 seconds. Example: 5 | |
enable_nxdomain_redirect | Boolean | No | Enable intercept and redirect nxdomain responses. Example: False | ||
nxdomain_redirect_addresses | IP address list | No | Indicates the list of IPv4 addresses to redirect to for nxdomain responses. Example: "1.1.1.1,2.2.2.2,..." | ||
nxdomain_redirect_ttl | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the NXDOMAIN redirect ttl in seconds. Example: 60 | ||
nxdomain_log_query | Boolean | No | If you set this to True, the appliance logs the NXDOMAIN redirections. Example: False | ||
nxdomain_rulesets | Pattern list | No | Indicates the list of ruleset objects that are used for NXDOMAIN redirection. Example: pattern1/MODIFY, pattern2/PASS, ... | ||
enable_blacklist | Boolean | No | enable_blacklist | Enable or disable blacklisting at the Grid level. Example: False | |
blacklist_redirect_addresses | IP address list | No | blacklist_redirect_ | Indicates the list of IPv4 addresses addresses to which the blacklisted queries are redirected. Example: 1.1.1.1,2.2.2.2 | |
blacklist_action | String | No | Action | blacklist_action | Indicates the action to be performed when a domain name matches the pattern defined in an assigned rule. Example: Refuse |
blacklist_redirect_ttl | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the TTL value of synthetic DNS responses resulted by blacklisted queries. Example: 60 | ||
blacklist_log_query | Boolean | No | blacklist_log_query | Indicates if blacklisted queries must be logged. Example: False | |
blacklist_rulesets | List of domain names | No | blacklist_rulesets | Indicates the ruleset objects that are blacklisted at the Grid level. Example: list1.com, list2.com, ... | |
enable_dns64 | Boolean | No | Enable DNS64 synthesis. Example: False | ||
dns64_groups | List of Dns64 groups | No | List of SynthesisGroup objects. Example: dns64_groupA, dns64_groupB, ... | ||
max_cached_lifetime | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the maximum time in seconds a DNS response can be stored in the hardware acceleration cache. You can specify unsigned integer between 60 and 86400. Default value is 86400. | ||
dns_over_v6_mgmt | Boolean | No | Enable or disable DNS services on the IPv6 MGMT port. Example: False | ||
dns_over_v6_lan2 | Boolean | No | Enable or disable DNS services on the IPv6 LAN2 port. Example: False | ||
filter_aaaa | String | No | Indicates the type of AAAA filtering for this Grid DNS object. The default value is No. Example: Yes | ||
filter_aaaa_list | ACL | No | Indicates the list of IPv4 addresses and networks from which queries are received. Note that the AAAA filtering is applied to these addresses. Example: "12.0.0.12/Deny,13.0.0.0/8/Allow,.." or "NACL1" | ||
dns_over_v6_lan | Boolean | No | Example: False | ||
copy_xfer_to_notify | Boolean | No | Enable or disable copying of the allowed IP addresses from zone transfer list into also-notify statement in named.conf. Example: False | ||
transfers_in | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the number of maximum concurrent transfers for the Grid. You can specify unsigned integers between 10 and 100. The default value is 10. Example: 10 | ||
transfers_out | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the number of maximum outbound concurrent zone transfers for the Grid. You can specify unsigned integers between 10 and 100. The default value is 10. Example: 10 | ||
transfers_per_ns | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the number of maximum concurrent transfers per member for the Grid. You can specify unsigned integers between two and 100. The default value is two. Example: 2 | ||
serial_query_rate | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the number of maximum concurrent SOA queries per second for the Grid. You can specify unsigned integers between 20 and 100. The default value is 20. Example: 20 | ||
max_cache_ttl | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the maximum time (in seconds) for which the server will cache positive answers. The default value is 604800. | ||
max_ncache_ttl | Unsigned integer | No | Indicates the maximum time (in seconds) for which the server will cache negative (NXDOMAIN) responses. The default value is 10800. The maximum allowed value is 604800. | ||
disable_edns | Boolean | No | Enable or disable EDNS0 support for queries that require recursive resolution. The default value is False. | ||
query_rewrite_enabled | Boolean | No | When this is set to True, query rewrite is enabled at the Grid level. Example: False | ||
ADMGRP-XXXX | String | No | Permissions Admin Group/Role | permission | ADMGRP-JimSmith is an example of an admin permission of a specific admin group. Example: RW |
rpz_drop_ip_rule_enabled | Boolean | No | Ignore RPZ-IP triggers with too small prefix lengths | When this is set to True, DNS server ignores RPZ-IP rules with prefix lengths that are less than the specified prefix length limit. Example: TRUE | |
rpz_drop_ip_rule_min_prefix_ | Unsigned Integer | No | Minimum IPv4 Prefix Length | Indicates the minimum IPv4 prefix length for RPZ-IP triggers. The default value is 29. | |
rpz_drop_ip_rule_min_prefix_ | Unsigned Integer | No | Maximum IPv4 Prefix Length | Indicates the minimum IPv6 prefix length for RPZ-IP triggers. The default value is 112. | |
atc_forwarding_enable | Boolean | No | Enable Recursive Queries Forwarding to BloxOne Threat Defense Cloud | Enable or disable the forwarding of DNS recursive queries to BloxOne Threat Defense Cloud. | |
atc_forwarding_access_key | String | No | Access Key | API Access Key for the current member. | |
atc_forwarding_resolver_address | IP Address | No | DFP Name Server | IP address of the local DNS resolver. | |
atc_forwarding_forward_first | Boolean | No | Fallback to a default resolver if ATC does not respond | Option to resolve the DNS query if there is any resolution failure in the BloxOne Threat Defense Cloud. |