Managing Record Sets
Scenarios
You can view, modify, delete, export, enable, and disable record sets.
Viewing Details About a Record Set
- Go to the Private Zones page.
- Click
in the upper left corner and select the desired region and project. - In the zone list, click the target domain name.
- Locate the record set and view the details.
Modifying a Record Set
Change the name, type, TTL, value, weight, and description of a record set to better address your service requirements.
- You can modify the TTL, value, and description of an NS record set.
- The system-generated SOA record sets cannot be modified.
- Go to the Private Zones page.
- Click
in the upper left corner and select the desired region and project. - In the zone list, click the target domain name.
- Locate the record set you want to modify and click Modify in the Operation column.
- Modify the parameters.
You can change the name, type, TTL, value, weight, and description.
- Click OK.
Deleting a Record Set
You can delete a record set if it is no longer needed.
The system-generated SOA and NS record sets cannot be deleted.
Deleted record sets cannot be recovered, and domain name queries will fail. Exercise caution when performing this operation.
- Go to the Private Zones page.
- Click
in the upper left corner and select the desired region and project. - In the zone list, click the target domain name.
- Locate the record set you want to delete and click Delete in the Operation column.
- In the displayed dialog box, confirm the record set to be deleted.
Exporting Record Sets
You can export the record sets configured for a domain name.
- Go to the Private Zones page.
- Click the domain name to go to the record set list page and select the target record sets.
- Click Export above the list and select an export mode.
- To export all record sets of the domain name, click Export all data to an XLSX file.
- To export the selected record sets, click Export selected data to an XLSX file.
Disabling Record Sets
You can disable a private zone in the Normal status and its record sets.
- Go to the Private Zones page.
- Disable record sets.
- Disabling all record sets for a domain name: In the zone list, locate the target domain name and click Disable in the Operation column.
- Disabling a record set: In the zone list, click the domain name to go to the record set list. Locate the target record set, click Disable in the Operation column.
- Disabling multiple record sets: In the zone list, click the domain name to go to the record set list. Select the record sets, click Disable above the record set list.
- Click OK.
After a record set is disabled, it cannot be used for resolution, but you can view it in the record set list.
Enabling Record Sets
You can enable the record sets that have been disabled.
- Go to the Private Zones page.
- Enable record sets.
- Enabling all record sets for a domain name: In the zone list, locate the domain name and click Enable in the Operation column.
- Enabling a record set: In the zone list, click the domain name to go to the record set list. Locate the target record set, click Enable in the Operation column.
- Enabling multiple record sets: In the zone list, click the domain name to go to the record set list. Select the record sets, click Enable above the record set list.
- Click OK.
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