record:srv

Create a RecordSRV object.

Use this method to create a RecordSRV object.

post/record:srv

Request

Request body

commentstring

Comment for the record; maximum 1024 characters.

creatorstring

Creator for the RecordSRV. Note that changing creator from or to 'SYSTEM' value is not allowed.

disableboolean

Determines if the record is disabled or not. False means that the record is enabled.

namestring required

The name of the RecordSRV in FQDN format. This is typically in the form _service._proto.domain (e.g., _sip._tcp.example.com). This value can be in unicode format.

portinteger required

The port for the RecordSRV.

priorityinteger required

The priority of the RecordSRV. Lower values indicate higher priority. Clients should attempt to contact the target host with the lowest-numbered priority first.

refstring

infoblox.ddi.wapi.objectref

tagsobject

The tags for the RecordSRV in JSON format.

targetstring required

The target for the RecordSRV. There must be one or more address records for this name. The target must not be an alias (CNAME). A target of "." means the service is decidedly not available at this domain.

ttlinteger

The Time To Live (TTL) value for record. A 32-bit unsigned integer that represents the duration, in seconds, for which the record is valid (cached). Zero indicates that the record should not be cached.

use_ttlboolean

Use flag for: ttl. If set to true, the TTL value is used for the record. If set to false, the TTL value is inherited from the zone.

viewstring

The name of the DNS view in which the record resides. Example: "external".

weightinteger

The weight for the RecordSRV. Higher weights have a proportionately higher probability of being selected.

zonestring

The name of the zone in which the record resides. Example: "zone.com". If a view is not specified when searching by zone, the default view is used.

Response

POST operation response

string required

infoblox.ddi.wapi.objectref

Changes

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