Description
Adds SOA records.
Parameters
| Name | Description |
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Location: query Type: string Specifies the email address of the administrator for the zones to which the SOA applies. |
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| expire |
Location: query Type: integer (int64) Specifies the length of time that a secondary server will use a non-updated set of zone data before it stops sending queries. This is specified as a number of seconds using a 32-bit integer. RFC 1912 recommends a value from 1209600 to 2419200 seconds or 2 to 4 weeks.Note: Starting in Address Manager API v9.2.0, this parameter is now required.
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| minimum |
Location: query Type: integer (int64) Specifies the maximum amount of time that a negative cache response is held in cache. A negative cache response is a response to a DNS query that does not return an IP address a failed request. Until this value expires, queries for this DNS record return an error. The maximum value for this field is 10800 seconds, or 3 hours.Note: Starting in Address Manager API v9.2.0, this parameter is now required.
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| parentId |
Location: query Type: integer (int64) The object ID of the parent object of the SOA record.Note: Starting in Address Manager API v9.2.0, this parameter is now required.
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| properties |
Location: query Type: string Adds object properties, including comments and user-defined fields. The supported properties are time-to-live TTL, primary server mname and serial number format serialNumberFormat. To override the default TTL value for SOA records, use ObjectProperties.ttl=”<value>” of the properties string. |
| refresh |
Location: query Type: integer (int64) The amount of time that a secondary server waits before attempting to refresh zone files from the primary server. This is specified in seconds using a 32-bit integer value. RFC 1912 recommends a value between 1200 and 4300 seconds.Note: Starting in Address Manager API v9.2.0, this parameter is now required.
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| retry |
Location: query Type: integer (int64) Specifies the amount of time that the secondary server should wait before re-attempting a zone transfer from the primary server after the refresh value has expired. This is specified as a number of seconds using a 32-bit integer value.Note: Starting in Address Manager API v9.2.0, this parameter is now required.
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Responses
| Code | Description |
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| 201 |
Type: number Returns the object ID for the new SOA record. |