This code allows you to force the update of a DNS entry in your NT dns server. This example shows you a basic setup where a ip has been posted online (dynamic ip), and this script loops to update it when a new one is up. This code was intended for a dynamic dns VPN system, which it is used for. I have two of these running at two offices and they replicate domain information over the vpn using this script. Please note, this is JUST an example and is not recommended for beginners...
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= Name: DNS Sever Mng.
= Description:This code allows you to force the update of a DNS entry in your NT dns server. This example shows you a basic setup where a ip has been posted online (dynamic ip), and this script loops to update it when a new one is up. This code was intended for a dynamic dns VPN system, which it is used for. I have two of these running at two offices and they replicate domain information over the vpn using this script. Please note, this is JUST an example and is not recommended for beginners...
= By: Dustin Lambert
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use LWP::Simple;
my $old;
while (1) {
print "Starting,,,,\n";
my $secondary;
$secondary = get("http://www.justmorestuff.com/slcpa/svip.cgi");
$secondary =~ s/\n//g;
$secondary =~ s/ //g;
unless (!($secondary)) {
print "Done fetching...$secondary\n";
# Do the stuff here
system("dnscmd /recorddelete vivitron.com cgifreebies a /f");
system("dnscmd /recordadd vivitron.com cgifreebies a $secondary");
# End "Do the stuff here"
print "Done\n";
}
sleep 60;
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