dns create

This command creates a VAST DNS service configuration.

Usage

dns create --name NAME
           --ip IP
           [--enable|--disable]           
           [--domain-suffix DOMAIN_SUFFIX]
           [--subnet-cidr CIDR]
           [--gateway GATEWAY_IP]        
           [--ipv6 IPv6]
           [--ipv6-gateway IPv6_GATEWAY]
           [--ipv6-subnet-cidr IPv6_CIDR]
           [--cnode-ids IDs]
           [--vlan VLAN]
           [--net-type NORTH_PORT|SOUTH_PORT|EXTERNAL_PORTNET-TYPE]
           [--ttl TTL]
           [--enable-l3]
           [--bgp-config-id ID]

Required Parameters

`--name NAME`	Specifies a name for the DNS service configuration.
`--ip IP`	Assigns an IP address to the DNS service. DNS requests from your external DNS server must be delegated to this IP.

General Options

`--enable\|--disable`	The DNS service is disabled by default. Include the `--enable` option to enable the service when you create it.
`--domain-suffix DOMAIN_SUFFIX`	Specifies a suffix to append to domain names of each VIP pool. The suffix should complete each domain name to form a valid FQDN for DNS requests to target. For example, if you have two VIP pools pool1 and pool2, you can set the domain name domain1 on pool1 and domain name domain2 on pool2 and the domain suffix to .vastdata.ourcorp.com. Requests for domain1.vastdata.ourcorp.com will be distributed among the VIPs in pool1 while requests for domain2.vastdata.ourcorp.com will be distributed among the VIPs in pool2.
`--subnet-cidr CIDR`	Specifies the IP subnet, in CIDR format, on which the DNS service IP address resides. In CIDR notation, the subnet is expressed as the number of bits of each IP address that represent the subnet address. For example, the subnet mask 255.255.0.0 is expressed as 16 in CIDR notation. Specify only the trailing CIDR decimal number that indicates the subnet mask. For example, if the DNS service IP is 192.0.2.3 and the CIDR subnet is 24, specify 24.
`--gateway GATEWAY_IP`	If the external DNS server doesn't reside on the same subnet as the DNS service IP address, include this option to specify the IP address of a gateway through which to connect to the DNS server. The gateway IP address must be on same subnet as the DNS service IP address.
`--ipv6 IPv6`	An IPv6 address for the DNS service.
`--ipv6-gateway IPv6_GATEWAY`	The IPv6 address of the gateway for the DNS service.
`--ipv6-subnet-cidr IPv6_CIDR`	A subnet mask for the DNS service IPv6 address.
`--vlan VLAN`	Specifies a VLAN. If your external DNS server is only exposed to a specific VLAN, include this option and specify the DNS server's VLAN to enable communication with the DNS service.
`--net-type NORTH_PORT\|SOUTH_PORT\|EXTERNAL_PORTNET-TYPE`	Specifies which interface listens for DNS service delegation requests: `EXTERNAL_PORT` (default). The on-board server management interface. `NORTH_PORT`. The client-facing network interface. `SOUTH_PORT`. The internal network interface.
`--ttl TTL`	The TTL for the port specified in `--net-port`.

L3 Access Options

`--enable-l3`	Enables L3 BGP for the DNS. This is required if L3 BGP networking is used to route communications between CNodes and the customer L3 switch. If enabled, `--bgp-config-id` must also be set.
`--bgp-config-id ID`	Sets the BGP configuration ID to be used for L3 networking. This must be set if L3 is enabled for the DNS (`--enable-l3` is set).

Example

vcli: admin> dns create --name vast_dns --ip 192.0.2.0 --domain-suffix vastdata.ourcorp.com --gateway 192.0.4.0 --enable --subnet-cidr 16