The shared secret can be a base64 string or a literal string. Keep the shared secret empty if you want to auto generate a strong key.
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The shared secret can be a base64 string or a literal string. Keep the shared secret empty if you want to auto generate a strong key.
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Note! You will need to select these TSIG keys for zone transfer in the zone options separately. This DNS server supports hmac-md5, hmac-sha1, hmac-sha256 (recommended), hmac-sha256-128, hmac-sha384, hmac-sha384-192, hmac-sha512, and hmac-sha512-256 algorithms.
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Note! You will need to configure these TSIG keys names for zone transfer in the zone options and in the secondary zone SOA record options separately.
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(recommended 10)
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The minimum TTL value that a record can have in cache. Set a value to make sure that the records with TTL value than it stays in cache for a minimum duration.
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The minimum TTL value that a record can have in the cache. Set a value to make sure that the records with TTL value less than that stays in cache for a minimum duration.
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(default 604800)
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The maximum TTL value that a record can have in cache. Set a lower value to allow the records to expire early.
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The maximum TTL value that a record can have in the cache. Set a lower value to allow the records to expire early.
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(recommended 60)
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The failure TTL value to used for caching failure responses. This allows storing failure record in cache and prevent frequent recursive resolution to name servers that are responding with ServerFailure.
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The failure TTL value to be used for caching failure responses. This allows storing failure record in cache and prevent frequent recursive resolution requests to the name servers that are responding with ServerFailure.