With the DNS cache service, you can create DNS records that will overload your public DNS servers.
The DNS cache service is a very good alternative to a real DNS server.
When you save/edit/remove a record, this on is dynamically added into the service memory, there is no need to restart or reload the service.To use these API(s), you need to allow the Web API service to allow remote access
This section was improved in Artica v4.50 Service Pack 1 or v4.50 Hotfix 20240213-00
List records saved in Artica database
GET http://1.2.3.4:9503/dnscache/allrecords
List records saved in DNS memory
GET http://1.2.3.4:9503/dnscache/records
Add / update a DNS record
POST http://1.2.3.4:9503/dnscache/recordWith the folowing fields:
name: hostnane
type: type of record ( A, AAA, MX, SOA…)
content: IP address or content of the record
ttl: TTL of the record
prio: Record priority
id: Record id
CreatePTR: Create a PTR associated to the A, AAA record
Remove a record from Artica database
GET http://1.2.3.4:9503/dnscache/delete/record/[id]id: is the id number inside the Artica database
Remove a record from the DNS service memory
GET http://1.2.3.4:9503/dnscache/delete/memrecord/[name]name: is the record name