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BIND has supported dynamic zones for like 15 years. Declare the zone dynamic, generate a key, apply the key to the zone as authorized to make changes, and then
by 67868018 6y ago
BIND has supported dynamic zones for like 15 years. Declare the zone dynamic, generate a key, apply the key to the zone as authorized to make changes, and then use nsupdate command to make changes
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nsupdate -k your.keyfile
server ns.your.zone
update add foo.your.zone. 3600 IN A 1.2.3.4
send
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You can script it too if you want
- sliken 6y agoIndeed, it's the only way to fly is using DNSSEC