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Im looking for way to add PTR Record
Adding "PTR" to "Allowed Record Types" in DNS Config didnt helped

Any way to add it via GUI for mail server that ain't hosted on Sentora?
Anyone ?
Is nobody using PTR record ?
Not supported currently but I think we still can do it by hacking the DB.

M B
PTR record organizes Internet service provider, ie, someone gives you a dedicated IP-address.
If you do not have its own autonomous network ...
(03-17-2015, 06:36 PM)Me.B Wrote: [ -> ]Not supported currently but I think we still can do it by hacking the DB.

M B

Hello,

Any clue how?

I tried adding:
INSERT INTO `sentora_core`.`x_dns` (`dn_acc_fk`, `dn_name_vc`, `dn_vhost_fk`, `dn_type_vc`, `dn_host_vc`, `dn_ttl_in`, `dn_target_vc`, `dn_priority_in`, `dn_weight_in`, `dn_port_in`, `dn_created_ts`) VALUES ('1', 'mydomain.com', '3', 'PTR', 'ip-address_of_the_host', '86400', 'sub.mydomain.com', '0', '0', '0', '1425452970');

And still no success
(03-17-2015, 11:02 PM)sapsa Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-17-2015, 06:36 PM)Me.B Wrote: [ -> ]Not supported currently but I think we still can do it by hacking the DB.

M B

Hello,

Any clue how?

I tried adding:
INSERT INTO `sentora_core`.`x_dns` (`dn_acc_fk`, `dn_name_vc`, `dn_vhost_fk`, `dn_type_vc`, `dn_host_vc`, `dn_ttl_in`, `dn_target_vc`, `dn_priority_in`, `dn_weight_in`, `dn_port_in`, `dn_created_ts`) VALUES ('1', 'mydomain.com', '3', 'PTR', 'ip-address_of_the_host', '86400', 'sub.mydomain.com', '0', '0', '0', '1425452970');

And still no success

Tell you the owner of an autonomous system, and you have a dedicated range of addresses?

If you are not the owner of the autonomous system of IP addresses, then you should read the documentation of the DNS service.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_DNS_lookup
I do own some range of addresses
PTR records any way need to be enforced by your ISP. Even you setup them it won't be authorative and if your ISP can even accept any resolving A record.

M B