This guide describes how to manage DNS Zones and record sets in the console.
You can manage DNS Zones on the DNS screen of the menu.
A DNS Zone is a container for record sets, which is a domain zone for hosts served by DNS. Click Create DNS Zone to create a DNS Zone.
Enter DNS Zone Name and Description, and click Confirm.
Select the DNS Zone to modify and click Modify DNS Zone.
Modify Description and click Confirm.
Select all DNS Zones to delete and click Delete DNS Zone.
Click Confirm. All record sets within the DNS Zone will be deleted and it will take some time to finish the job.
You can manage record sets of the DNS Zone selected on the DNS screen of the menu.
A record set is the information of the host to serve. Click Create Record Set to create a record set.
Enter the record set information.
Enter the record information according to the record set type.
After completing the configuration, click Confirm.
There is a limit to the maximum number of record sets that can be created. If you want to raise the limit, please contact us.
Click Create Multiple Record Sets.
Click Download Template to download a template. Enter the record set information on the downloaded template. Click Select File to select a template.
On the screen, check the information entered on the template and click Confirm.
Select a record set to modify and click the Modify Record Set button.
Record Set Name cannot be modified. However, Record Set Type, TTL (seconds), and Record Value can be modified.
After completing the configuration, click Confirm.
Select all record sets to delete and click Delete Record Set.
Click Confirm.
Select the record set to view and click Record Set Statistics.
You can view the query information and average response time of the record set for the last seven days.
You can view only the record set type selected using the Type filter.
Enter a search term and press Enter Key or click Search to search by the record set name.
You can manage GSLB (global server load balancing) from the GSLB screen of the menu, and manage the pool connection of the selected GSLB.
For a GSLB domain, traffic is reliably load balanced according to the routing rule. You can create a GSLB as follows:
Click Create GSLB.
Enter information in the Create GSLB dialog box.
After completing the configuration, click Confirm.
There is a limit to the maximum number of GSLBs that can be created. If you want to raise the limit, please contact us.
Selecting the GSLB to modify and click Modify GSLB.
Modify the GSLB Name, Routing Rule, TTL (seconds), and Status, and click Confirm.
Selecting all the GSLBs to delete, click Delete GSLB, and click Confirm in the Delete GSLB dialog box.
Configure a pool to connect to GSLB.
Click Connect Pool.
In the Connect Pool dialog box, select a pool to connect to and enter the setting information according to the routing rule.
Pool name | Priority | Region |
---|---|---|
Pool-A | 1 | |
Pool-B | 2 | Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia |
Pool-C | 3 | Western North America |
Click Confirm.
There is a limit to the maximum number of pools that can be connected. If you want to raise the limit, please contact us.
Select the pool to modify and click Modify Pool Connection.
Pool cannot be modified, but the configuration information can be modified according to the routing rule.
Click Confirm.
Select all pools to disconnect and click Disconnect Pools.
Click Confirm.
You can search for the GSLB that you want by name.
Enter a search term in the search bar on the upper right side and click Search or press Enter. All values including the search term are displayed as results.
If you enter a search term in the connected pool list, the search is performed within the current list.
The GSLB status is displayed according to the rules below, and the status of the Pool is displayed for the connected pool.
GSLB Status | GSLB Enabled/Disabled | Pool Status |
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Normal (green) | Enabled | 1 or more pools in normal status |
Error (red) | Enabled | No normal status and 1 or more pools in error status |
Unknown (gray) | Enabled | All in disabled or unknown status, A status where there is no connected pool |
Disabled (Gray) | Disabled | Unrelated |
On the GSLB screen of the menu, you can manage pools and endpoints of the selected pools.
A pool is a component that groups endpoints, which is the smallest unit to which the routing rule is applied. Click Create Pool to create a pool.
Enter the Pool information.
Enter the Endpoint information.
After completing the configuration, click Confirm.
There are limits to the maximum number of pools that can be created, the maximum number of endpoints in a pool, and the maximum total number of endpoints. If you want to raise the limits, please contact us.
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Select the pool to modify and click Modify Pool.
Modify Pool Name, Status, Health Check, and Endpoint.
After completing the configuration, click Confirm.
Select all pools to delete and click Delete Pool.
Click Confirm.
Enter a search term in the pool list and click Search or press Enter. All values including the search term are displayed as results.
If you enter a search term in the endpoint list, the search is performed within the current list.
The pool's status is displayed according to the rules below.
Pool Status | Pool Enabled/Disabled | Health Check Settings | Endpoint Status |
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Normal (green) | Enabled | Connected | 1 or more pools in normal status |
Error (red) | Enabled | Connected | No normal status and 1 or more pools in error status |
Unknown (gray) | Enabled | Not connected If it is connected, follow the endpoint state |
All in disabled or unknown status |
Disabled (Gray) | Disabled | Unrelated | Unrelated |
You can manage health checks from the GSLB screen in the menu.
To create a health check, click Create Health Check. Depending on the configured value, you can check the accessibility of endpoints in the pool.
Enter the Health Check information.
After completing the configuration, click Confirm.
There is a limit to the maximum number of health checks that can be created. If you want to raise the limit, please contact us.
Contact: 1:1 Inquiry
Select the health check to modify and click Modify Health Check.
Modify Health Check Name, Protocol, Disable Certificate Validation, Port, Path, Expected Status Code, and Expected Response Body.
After completing the configuration, click Confirm.
Select all health checks to delete and click Delete Health Check.
Click Confirm.
Enter the health check name in the text box at the top right of the health check list and click Search or press Enter. All values including the search term are displayed as results.
If you select the item that you want from the searched health check list, you can check the basic information set in the health check.