Zentyal DNS TTL ?

[zero1]

Hi All,

I use Zentyal for "WAN" DNS.

I dont see TTL in configuration ?

Someone help me ?


Thank you !

PY

[christian]

With this post plus the one about default NS, you are on trend that will generates hundreds of posts if there is one new for each point that is either not state of the art design or missing feature compared to what underlying component is able to provide.

You perhaps need to read more of this forum to understand a bit more of Zentyal philosophy.
Zentyal offers simplified GUI meaning all parameters are not exposed or available and some design choices are made by Zentyal on your behalf.
I've the feeling that you are testing Zentyal but you rather look for webmin or similar interface.

Of course I might be wrong 

[zero1]

Hi,

This is what I see. I run webmin right now and I want a altenative.

But I see Zentyal have bind server but with the half of feature.

Still testing.

PY

[christian]

Even less than half but this is not the purpose.
You really can't compare Zentyal and webmin. Goal is totally different. If you are not happy with one, do not expect to replace it we the other but rather made your choice between controlled environment with few but consistent features or totally open environment with all features (almost) but no control.
I don't think there is any middle way and using both will definitely not offer best of bread 

[peterpugh]

ClearOS, brrrrr!

I used to use it but switched to Zentyal. There are reasons for that but would be quite lengthy. Zentyal is definitely my choice.

Webmin I don't see as an alternative, it is a great complement to Zentyal. Zentyal can create complex server scenario's extremely quickly.

Webmin has some functionality that Zentyal does not. Also very good for a sysadmins system reference.

This results for this sysadmin as value to clients.

Webmin I have used but when it comes to assembling the working complexity of Zentyal the effort and time has been hard to justify.

It wouldn't be so bad if my clients didn't vary in terms of requirements or I would offer my own solutions but I consider that a form of entrapment as there is to much of me there for possible alternative support solutions.

I feel there is a webmin averse section to the Zentyal community which I don't subscribe to as webmin is to heavy on support requirements and hence possibly costly to my clients. On its own that is, but a great tool to reduce it.