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Primary domain settings customization

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In DigiCert®​​ DNS, managed domains (as seen in the UI) are referred to as primary domains in the documentation. Both terms refer to the same concept.

Overview

This guide provides detailed instructions for primary domain settings customization, covering a series of targeted actions, including:

Benefits

Customizing primary domain settings through the DigiCert®​​ DNS platform enhances flexibility, improves failover resilience, and ensures compliance with industry standards. Users gain better domain performance with optimized traffic routing, reducing latency and improving reliability. Strengthened security measures protect against threats, while centralized management simplifies advanced DNS configurations - minimizing manual effort, reducing errors, and increasing operational efficiency.

Procedures

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This procedure enables GTD for a specific primary domain (domain1) created in an earlier procedure.

  1. Sign in to your DigiCert®​​ DNS account.

  2. From the landing page, go to the left sidebar and select DNS > Domains.

  3. Select the MANAGED DNS tab.

    The table displays all the primary domains associated with the account.

  4. Select the name of the domain (for example, domain1) whose settings you want to update - see Path 2 for quick filtering.

  5. Select the SETTINGS tab.

  6. In the SETTINGS dialog:

    1. Enable the Global Traffic Director toggle.

    2. Select Save to finish.

      A message appears confirming the successful update of the domain's settings.

Hinweis

This procedure displays the settings of a specific primary domain (domain1) created in an earlier procedure.

To test this function, call this API endpoint: GET /domains/primary/{domainId}/settings

  1. Sign in to your DigiCert®​​ DNS account.

  2. From the landing page, go to the left sidebar and select DNS > Domains.

  3. Select the MANAGED DNS tab.

    The table displays all the primary domains associated with the account.

  4. Select the name of the domain (for example, domain1) whose settings you want to view.

  5. Select the SETTINGS tab.

    The page displays all the settings associated with the domain, including:

    • Status: Active or Inactive

    • Template: None or user-defined

    • SOA Record: Default or user-defined

    • Nameserver Set: Default or user-defined

    • Global Traffic Director (GTD): Enabled or Disabled

    • Zone Transfer (AXFR ACL):

      • Managed IP Set: None or user-defined

      • TSIG Key: None or user-defined

    • Resource Groups: Default or user-defined

    • Notification Contact List: None or user-defined

    You can also delete the domain from this page.

Hinweis

This procedure updates the settings of a specific primary domain (domain1) created in an earlier procedure.

To test this function, call this API endpoint: PUT /domains/primary/{domainId}/settings

  1. Sign in to your DigiCert®​​ DNS account.

  2. From the landing page, go to the left sidebar and select DNS > Domains.

  3. Select the MANAGED DNS tab.

    The table displays all the primary domains associated with the account.

  4. Select the name of the domain (for example, domain1) whose settings you want to update.

  5. Select the SETTINGS tab.

  6. Update the following settings as needed:

    • Status: Activate or deactivate the domain.

    • Template: Select a user-defined template, or leave it as 'None' (system default).

    • SOA Record: Select a user-defined SOA record, or keep the system default.

    • Nameserver Set: Select a user-defined nameserver set, or keep the system default.

    • Global Traffic Director (GTD): Enable or disable GTD capabilities.

    • Zone Transfer (AXFR ACL):

      • Managed IP Set: Select a user-defined IP set, or leave it as 'None' (system default).

      • TSIG Key: Select a user-defined TSIG key, or leave it as 'None' (system default).

    • Resource Groups: Select a user-defined resource group, or keep the system default.

    • Notification Contact List: Select user-defined user groups, or leave it as 'None' (system default).

  7. Select Save to finish.

    A message appears confirming the successful update of the domain's settings.