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- Server operating system version
- Debian 11
- Plesk version and microupdate number
- 18.0.61 #6
Hello,
we want to update one nameserver entry for all domains hosted on a Plesk server (it's a slave NS entry).
The zone records template will be updated accordingly for new domains created, but we do not want to apply it for all existing domains because some zones were manually changed and we are afraid, that maybe other entries get lost or overridden when enforcing a full sync.
What is the best way to exchange one old nameserver entry with a new on in the DNS for all existing domains?
Our plan was to execute the following command directly in the database:
After this we would call
Is there a faster or better way to handle this use case or did we miss sth.? Thanks in advance for any answer.
we want to update one nameserver entry for all domains hosted on a Plesk server (it's a slave NS entry).
The zone records template will be updated accordingly for new domains created, but we do not want to apply it for all existing domains because some zones were manually changed and we are afraid, that maybe other entries get lost or overridden when enforcing a full sync.
What is the best way to exchange one old nameserver entry with a new on in the DNS for all existing domains?
Our plan was to execute the following command directly in the database:
SQL:
UPDATE `dns_recs` SET `val` = "my-new.nameserver.com", `displayVal` = "my-new.nameserver.com" WHERE `type` = "NS" AND `val` = "my-old.nameserver.com";After this we would call
/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/dnsmng --update domain-with-new-nameserver.com for all affected domains.Is there a faster or better way to handle this use case or did we miss sth.? Thanks in advance for any answer.
