PUT /dns_zones/:dns_zone_id/records/:record_id 

Edit a DNS Record

Sections:

Request Parameters

You can edit the following parameters for the following DNS records:

MX record:

• name* – DNS domain set for the record
• ttl* – time to live value
• priority* – the mail server preference
• hostname* – DNS hostname

SRV record:

• name* – DNS domain set for the record
• ttl* – time to live value
• port* – the port on this target host of this service.
• weight* – the proportion of traffic the server pointed to will handle.
• priority* – the priority of the target host
• hostname* – DNS hostname

A record:

• name* – DNS domain set for the record
• ttl* – time to live value
• ip* – domain IP
  
  

CNAME record

• name* – DNS domain set for the record
• ttl* – time to live value
• hostname* – DNS hostname

AAAA record

• name* – DNS domain set for the record
• ttl* – time to live value
• ip* – domain IP

TXT record

• name* – DNS domain set for the recor
• ttl* – time to live value
• txt* – TXT value

NS record

• name* – DNS domain set for the record
• ttl* – time to live value
• hostname* – DNS hostname

SOA record

• name* – DNS domain set for the record
• serial* – zone serial number
• primaryNs* – primary name server
• retry* – the amount of time your secondary name servers will wait to contact the primary name server again if the last attempt failed (in seconds)
• ttl* – time to live value
• refresh* – the number of seconds between update requests
• minimum* – value of negative caching (in seconds)
• expire* – the number of seconds a server will wait before considering the data invalid if it cannot reach the primary name server
• hostmaster * – a hostmaster email address

Response Parameters

JSON Request example

 curl -i -X PUT <api_url>/dns_zones/:dns_zone_id/records/:record_id.json -d '{"dns_record":{"name":"TEST_NAME","ttl":"111"}}' -u user:userpass -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'Content-type: application/json'

XML Request example

 curl -i-X PUT <api_url>/dns_zones/:dns_zone_id/records/:record_id.xml -d "<dns_record><name>test</name><ttl>86400</ttl></dns_record>" -u user:userpass -H 'Accept: application/xml' -H 'Content-type: application/xml'