Closed firestrife23 closed 1 year ago
Thanks for the request. Will get URI record type support added soon.
Meanwhile, you can use the Unknown
option in the Add Record which allows you to be able to add generic records that are not supported directly by the DNS server. To do that, you will have to enter the RR type code manually and also generate a hex string corresponding to the URI record's RDATA wire format that is described in the RFC. To make it easy, use any hex editor software to generate the RDATA and then enter the hex codes from it when adding the generic record.
Thank you, I'm still trying to figure out last part (hex editor)
Name: _kerberos
Type: Unknown
RR Type: 256
Priority: 0
Weight: 100
Target: krb5srv:m:udp:ipa.example.com
What should I put down in the hex editor... like this?
0 100 krb5srv:m:tcp:ipa.example.com
You have to encode the priority and weight as 16 bit signed integer in hex (big-endian). Take a look at the hex editor screenshot below:
So, your final hex string that you need to enter as the value will be:
000000646b7262357372763a6d3a7564703a6970612e6578616d706c652e636f6d
Thank you, and that's really helpful!
Good to know you got the generic record added.
Keeping this issue open so that I can post update here when the URI record support is available.
Version 11.3 is now available which adds support for URI record type. Do update and let me know your feedback.
No problems, everything is operating as it should! Thank you very much!
Thanks for the feedback!
Since URI records are needed for FreeIPA, I don't see an option to add them to the zone.
https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7553.html