Access control lists (ACLs) provide granular control over which hosts may perform certain operations on the name server. In particular, they're used for restricting zone transfers, notifications, and DDNS updates.
Address Manager provides comprehensive DNS ACL support by allowing you to create and manage ACLs in Address Manager. You can re-purpose ACLs across multiple DNS Views.
- AllowDynamicUpdates
- AllowNotify
- AllowQuery
- AllowQueryCache
- AllowRecursion
- AllowUpdateForwarding
- Allow Zone Transfer
- DenyClients
- MatchClients
Match statements determine access control for related server operations. A match statement is a list of elements that can be one or more IP addresses, IP prefixes, key IDs, and ACLs. Access is allowed if the match statement contains a match with any non-negated element. In contrast, access is denied if a match is found with any negated element. If no match is found with any element, access is denied.