SRV records
- Adding, editing, and deleting SRV records
  - Using the "expert" zone file management interface
  - Using the "normal" zone file management interface
- See Also

SRV records

Gandi allows you to add and manage SRV records in your domain's zonefile if your domain name uses our default DNS.

Adding, editing, and deleting SRV records

Using the "expert" zone file management interface

For clairity, it is recommended that you use the “expert” zone file edition interface in order to add/edit/delete an SRV record in your zonefile (see this page to see how to edit your zone file).

It is very important that the format of the record is correct, and notably presents the elements in the correct order:

order:	service	.	protocol		TTL		IN SRV		priority		weight		port		target	.
example:	_sip	.	tcp		86400		IN SRV		0		5		5060		sipserver.example.com	.

Below is therefore an example of what your SRV line would look like when added to your zonefile in expert mode at Gandi:

 _sip._tcp 86400 IN SRV 0 5 5060 sipserver.example.com.

Note that when using Gandi's zone file management that you will not add the domain after the protocol. This is because Gandi adds it by default.

Using the "normal" zone file management interface

If you chose to use the “normal” zone file edition interface in order to add/edit/delete an SRV record in your zonefile (see this page to see how to edit your zone file), note that you will not follow the form's instructions.

Below are the values that you will put in the form's fields:

Type: SRV
TTL: indicate the desired TTL
Name: put the service and protocol, separated by a dot (ex. _sip._tcp). Do NOT put the domain name after the protocol. Gandi adds this automatically when interpreting the record.
Value: put the priority, weight. port, and target, ending in a dot (ex. 0 5 5060 sipserver.example.com.)

Table of Contents

SRV records

Adding, editing, and deleting SRV records

Using the "expert" zone file management interface

Using the "normal" zone file management interface

See Also