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How to edit DNS groups?

KrzysztofRaczynski
Hello everyone,

I have an issue because I don't know how to edit my DNS groups.

To create DNS host definition it's ok, but I don't know how to add IP adresses to my definition.

How do you do it guys?

Thanks!

Regards,


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    You can't edit DNS groups. They are automatically filled by the IP addresses they resolve to...
    If you want to put several DNS hosts into a group use a network group instead.

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  • 0 in reply to scorpionking
    You can't edit DNS groups. They are automatically filled by the IP addresses they resolve to...
    If you want to put several DNS hosts into a group use a network group instead.


    Ok so when you have a webserver with more than 1 public adress behind, you will have all the IPs resolved?

    So : 

    with a DNS host you have 1 IP
    with a DNS group you will have the IPs resolved from the hostname

    Sorry my english is bad.

    Regards,
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  • 0 in reply to scorpionking
    You can't edit DNS groups. They are automatically filled by the IP addresses they resolve to...
    If you want to put several DNS hosts into a group use a network group instead.


    Ok so when you have a webserver with more than 1 public adress behind, you will have all the IPs resolved?

    So : 

    with a DNS host you have 1 IP
    with a DNS group you will have the IPs resolved from the hostname

    Sorry my english is bad.

    Regards,
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