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nsregc.example.yaml
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nsregc.example.yaml
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# Unqualified name that the client will try to register. Defaults to the system
# hostname if unset.
#name: example-client
# Zones to register in (in addition to discovered zones; see below)
#zones:
# - dynamic.example.org
# Whether to try to auto-discover a zone to register with. This is done by
# querying for PTR records in the record names defined for DNS-SD in RFC6763.
# These records take the form r._dns-sd._udp.<domain> where <domain> is either
# "local.", ".home.arpa" or one of the reverse lookup domains derived from the
# IP addresses found on the configured interfaces.
#
# If enabled, registration will be attempted in all zones discovered through
# this mechanism *in addition* to the manually specified zones above (or on the
# command line).
#discover-zones: true
# Interfaces to get addresses from. A separate record is created for each
# address found on each of these interfaces (subject to filtering below). The
# kernel-reported TTL for each address will be used if it is less than the
# addr-ttl configured above.
#
# If unset, all addresses found on the system will be used.
#interfaces:
# - eth0
# Subnets that are excluded from registration. Any address found in one of these
# subnets will be ignored when registering. If unset, will default to excluding
# localhost and link-local addresses.
#exclude-subnets:
# - 127.0.0.1/8
# - ::1/128
# - fe80::/10
# - 169.254.0.0/16
# To exclude RFC1918 private addresses, add these:
# - fd00::/8
# - 10.0.0.0/8
# - 172.16.0.0/12
# - 192.168.0.0/16
# Extra addresses to register in addition to those collected from the system
#extra-addresses:
# - 172.12.12.12
# Whether to keep records after shutting down (if disabled, a removal update
# message will be sent on shutdown for any registered records).
#keep-records: false
# Public and private key files used to sign updates. Non-absolute paths are
# resolved relative to the configuration file path.
#key-file: nsregc.key
#private-key-file: nsregc.private
# Whether to generate the key if it doesn't exist
#gen-key: true
# Time to ask the server to cache our key
#key-ttl: 720h
# Maximum validity time of IP addresses.
#addr-ttl: 1h
# DNS server to use for discovery queries (uses system-configured resolver if
# not set). An optional port name can be specified after a @ separator.
#dns-server: 127.0.0.1@53
# Whether to use TCP for the discovery DNS queries.
#dns-tcp: false
# Timeout for all DNS queries (both discovery and registration).
#dns-timeout: 10s