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Admin partition support for DNSSEC

May 2, 2023

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In a partitioned NetScaler appliance, the DNS keys that are generated are stored in the following locations:

Default partition: /nsconfig/dns/
Non-default partition: /nsconfig/partitions/<partitionname>/dns/

You can now add a password to the DNS key. To add a password to the DNS key, you must first add the password in the create dns key command. Then provide the same password in the add dns key command when adding the DNS key to the ADC appliance. For example:

create dns key -zoneName com -keytype ksK -algorithm rsASHA1 -keysize 4096 - fileNamePrefix com.ksk.rsasha1.4096 -password 1jsfd3Wa

add dns key com.zsk.4096 /nsconfig/dns/com.zsk.rsasha1.4096.private -password 1jsfd3Wa

Note:

For a default partitioned environment, the keys are read from the default location/nsconfig/dns/. However, if the keys are stored in a different location, the path name has to be provided in the add dns key –private command. Example, add dns key –private <path name>.
For a non-default partitioned environment, the keys are read from the default location /nsconfig/partitions/<partitionname>/dns/.

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Admin partition support for DNSSEC

May 2, 2023

Contributed by:

S S

May 2, 2023

Contributed by:

S S

Admin partition support for DNSSEC

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