DNS Provider::GetDNSZone

The GetDNSZone procedure allows you to return all data from a requested zone as a tree of properties, including operational status, Start of Authority (SOA) record information, and all resource record data.

Note: Before using this procedure, security must be carfully considered. For detailed information about MPS DNS provider security, see DNS Provider Architecture.

Arguments

Remarks

Sample Code

Example XML Request

Following is an example of an XML request for the GetDNSZone method of the DNS Provider:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" ?>

<request>

	 <data>

			<serverIdentifier>100.100.100.125</serverIdentifier>

				<userName>myuser</userName>

		 <password>password</password>

			 <zoneName>mydomain.com</zoneName>

		 <debugLevel logging="high" check-only="on"/>

	</data>

   <properties>

			<property name="MasterServers"></property>

		<property name="DataFile">mydomain.com.dns</property>

			 <property name="SecondaryServers>100.100.100.10</property>

  </properties>

	 <procedure>

			 <execute namespace="DNS Provider" procedure="GetDNSZone">

				 <before source="data" destination="executeData" mode="merge"/>

					<before source="executeData" destination="data" mode="insert"/>

		 </execute>

		</procedure>

</request>

Example XML Response

Following is an example of an XML response for the GetDNSZone method of the DNS Provider:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" ?>

<response>

	 <data>

			<operationStatus>Success</operationStatus>

		<properties>

					<property name="zoneType" value="primary" />

					<property name="adminEmail" value="admin@mydomain.com />

				<property name="MasterServers">

						 <value>100.100.100.12</value>

							 <value>100.100.100.10</value>

						</property>

			 </properties>

			 <resourceRecords>

				 <resourceRecord>

						<rrName>mail</rrName>

							 <rrType>MX</rrType>

				 </resourceRecord>

				 <resourceRecord>

						<rrName>www</rrName>

								<rrType>NS</rrType>

				 </resourceRecord>

		 </resourceRecords>

		</data>

</response>

Applies To