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Performing a IP-Mass Update

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marokus

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I read manuals but I could'nt find if this is possible what I want/have to do.

My problem is:
- ~170 Domains @ 1 IP
- in few days, a few new IPs
- how to update ALL at same time?

Ok, it is not funny, to do this manually. (manually, it will take hours!) Is there a chance for a IP-Domain Mass Update?


If yes ... please exactly how?


Thanks for your help!
 
You could script something using the dnsmng utility or edit the psa database directly and use dnsmng afterwards to recreate the zone files. Make sure you know what you're doing though, especially when modifying the psa database directly.
 
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