| Object Type | Properties | Read-only/Updatable |
|---|---|---|
| Host Record |
ttl=time-to-live value |
Both |
|
absolutName=the FQDN for the host record |
Read-only |
|
|
addresses=a list of comma-separated IP addresses (For example: 10.0.0.5,130.4.5.2) |
Both |
|
|
reverseRecord |
Both |
|
| Alias Record | ttl=time-to-live value | Both |
| absolutName=the FQDN for the host record | Read-only | |
| linkedRecordName=the name of the record to which this alias will link. | Both | |
| External Host | addresses=a list of comma-separated IP
addresses. Note: The External Host Record API entity returns the
addresses property only when it is linked with an IP
address. If there is no linked IP address, it will return
null.
|
Read-only |
| Generic Record | ttl = time-to-live value | Both |
| absolutName = the FQDN for the host record | Read-only | |
| type = Resource record type (For example: A/AAAA/PTR/SRV/MX) | Read-only | |
| rdata = Resource record data (comma-separated values as per the record type) | Both | |
| Host Info Record | ttl = time-to-live value | Both |
| absolutName = the FQDN for the host record | Read-only | |
| os = a string providing operation system information | Both | |
| cpu = a string providing central processing unit information | Both | |
| Mail Exchanger Record | ttl = time-to-live value | Both |
| absolutName = the FQDN for the host record | Read-only | |
| linkedRecordName = the FQDN of the host record to which this MX record is linked | Both | |
| priority = specifies which mail server to send clients to first when multiple matching MX records are present. Multiple MX records with equal priority values are referred to in a round-robin fashion. | Both | |
| Naming Authority Pointer | ttl = time-to-live value | Both |
| absolutName = the FQDN for the host record | Read-only | |
| order = specifies the order in which NAPTR records are read, if several records are present and are possible matches. The lower order value takes precedence. | Both | |
| preference = specifies the order in which NAPTR records are read if the order values are the same in multiple records. The lower preference value takes precedence. | Both | |
| service = specifies the service used for the NAPTR record | Both | |
| regexp = a regular expression, enclosed in double quotation marks, used to transform the client data. If a regular expression is not specified, a domain name must be specified in the replacement parameter. | Both | |
| replacement = specifies a domain name as an alternative to the regexp. This parameter replaces client data with a domain name | Both | |
| flags = an optional parameter used to set flag values for the record. | Both | |
| Service Record | ttl = time-to-live value | Both |
| absolutName = the FQDN for the host record | Read-only | |
| linkedRecordName = the FQDN of the host record to which this service record is linked. | Both | |
| port = the TCP/UDP port on which the service is available. | Both | |
| priority = specifies which SRV record to use when multiple matching SRV records are present. The record with the lowest value takes precedence | Both | |
| weight = if two matching SRV records within a zone have equal priority, the weight value is checked. If the weight value for one object is higher than the other, the record with the highest weight has its resource records returned first. | Both | |
| Text Record | ttl = time-to-live value | Both |
| absolutName = the FQDN for the host record | Read-only | |
| txt | Both | |
| Start of Authority Records | ttl = time-to-live value | Both |