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FAQ: ENUM Glue

Show or Hide answer How do I generate glue records for a DOMAIN object?

Here is an example:

domain: 8.8.8.e164.arpa
descr: Example domain for the reserved prefix +888
[...]
nserver: ns1.8.8.8.e164.arpa 192.0.2.1
nserver: ns2.8.8.8.e164.arpa 192.0.2.129
nserver: ns1.example.net
nserver: ns2.example.net
[...]

In this example, the first two "nserver:" attributes contain one glue IP address. The last two "nserver:" attributes do not need glue, as they are in a different domain – example.net.

Show or Hide answer How will I know what to fix if the DOMAIN object update failed?

The responses from our server will include diagnostic messages. You can get further help by sending an email to [email protected].

Show or Hide answer How long until an update appears in the DNS?

If you see a message saying that your update was successful, it will be visible in the DNS after around an hour.

Show or Hide answer Which TTL value is used?

We will use the default value for the e164.arpa zone. If you need a specific TTL (Time to Live) value, send an email to [email protected].