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I thought about that, but some of our clients use 3rd party contractors / internal IT to manage their DNS as well so getting those entities to use it would be h
by tomschlick 10y ago
I thought about that, but some of our clients use 3rd party contractors / internal IT to manage their DNS as well so getting those entities to use it would be hard. Eventually that would lead to mismatched records.
The current way, I can actually monitor DNS changes to clients without them having to change anything they are doing.
I have thought about a syncing type of feature where you'd be able to schedule a one-time or recurring sync for a particular zone or group of zones.
- stevekemp 10y agoI guess it's good you've got a solution that works then ! If you had the option the simplest way to poll for changes would be to do a hourly/daily/weekly zone-transfer. But many DNS-hosts disable those for security reasons.
- tomschlick 10y agoYeah thats the trouble. The big providers disable zone transfers so you have to hope for an API. A lot of providers don't make one available. Besides the ones I have up there, there are only 2-3 more that provide a workable API which I'm planning on integrating soon (Dyn & Azure).