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DNSSEC

Open svalavuo opened this issue 7 years ago • 3 comments

I'm trying to find a way to have Namedmanager to handle domains with DNSSEC. We have three nameservers (bind) on CentOS and Ubuntu. Is there a way to add DNSSEC to existing domains? How about new ones?

  • Samuli

svalavuo avatar Mar 14 '17 12:03 svalavuo

I'm having the same issue. What I'm thinking to enable the DNSSEC, is to edit the db table dns_record_types adding the new record type. Unfortunately i can't do a proper check to verify if my solution works. Can you do it on your installation and test if it works?

The-Incubus avatar Jun 01 '17 12:06 The-Incubus

Hi,

I can try to test it. Actually my brother is the owner of that database, so I need his assistance as well. :)

But we will try your solution. Does it need any additional software installed?

  • Samuli

2017-06-01 15:13 GMT+03:00 The-Incubus [email protected]:

I'm having the same issue. What I'm thinking to enable the DNSSEC, is to edit the db table dns_record_types adding the new record type. Unfortunately i can't do a proper check to verify if my solution works. Can you do it on your installation and test if it works?

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svalavuo avatar Jun 01 '17 12:06 svalavuo

Nope: no specific software is needed. You can modify the table from command line, or using a tool that can connect the DB server where the DB is hosted (sql developer, phpMyAdmin or the one you like the most).

Here is a list of all dns record types, just in case you want to try something else.

The-Incubus avatar Jun 01 '17 17:06 The-Incubus