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DDNS Widget shows rejected updates
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09-27-2019 08:20 AM - edited 09-27-2019 02:28 PM
Hello All,
I would like to be able to use the CLI to examine the DDNS updates, to see rejects and failures, etc.
How can I do that? The web GUI for syslog seems to be no help here.
doe a considerable amount of searching for this without success.
Thanks so much,
eholz1
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09-30-2019 10:24 AM
The values the ddns widget shows can be retrieved over snmp, each failed update should also trigger a log message so you can also grab them from the there and count them over longer times.
From the UI you can get them as part of the dns statistics
Data Management -> DNS -> Members/Servers
Select one of the dns servers
In the right hand toolbar, click the down arrow next to view and select view statistics.
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09-30-2019 11:53 AM
Hello Ingmar,
Thanks for the help on this one. A little too easy, GUI wise!
None of the rejects or failures show up in "View DNS Statistics" - so
I will assume the log file rotates, or stores only so much.
I will look in to the snmp side of things. I was trying to configure DDNS, got it working (I thought),
but was getting rejects and failures. My reasoning was that if I could see the rejects or failures, I could find out
why DDNS was (or was not) working.
Thanks for the relpy -
eholz1
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10-01-2019 03:35 PM
These statistics are set back to 0 on restart of the dns service.
I also dug up the following cli command which gives you some data: show dhcp_dddns_updates
To figure out why DDNS is failing it is best to check the syslog entries as each failed update will be logged.