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* feat: dns management * refactor(dns): streamline domain management functions and enhance validation * feat(dns): add value suggestions for DNS record input with autocomplete functionality * fix(dns): handle edge case in record listing pagination * fix(dns): update credential property name for consistency and add cleanup on component unmount * feat(dns): implement DDNS management #1194, #1140
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Cert
CADir
- Type:
string - Version：
>= v2.0.0-beta.37
When applying for a Let's Encrypt certificate, we use the default CA address of Let's Encrypt. If you need to debug or obtain certificates from other providers, you can set CADir to their address.
::: tip
Please note that the address provided by
CADir needs to comply with the RFC 8555 standard.
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RecursiveNameservers
- Version：
>= v2.0.0-beta.37 - Type:
[]string - Example:
8.8.8.8:53,1.1.1.1:53
This option is used to set the recursive nameservers used by Nginx UI in the DNS challenge step of applying for a certificate. If this option is not configured, Nginx UI will use the nameservers settings of the operating system.
CertRenewalInterval
- Version：
>= v2.0.0-beta.37 - Type:
int - Default value:
7
This option is used to set the automatic renewal interval of the Let's Encrypt certificate. By default, Nginx UI will automatically renew the certificate every 7 days.
HTTPChallengePort
- Version：
>= v2.0.0-beta.37 - Type:
int - Default:
9180
This option is used to set the port for backend listening in the HTTP01 challenge mode when obtaining Let's Encrypt certificates. The HTTP01 challenge is a domain validation method used by Let's Encrypt to verify that you control the domain for which you're requesting a certificate.
DNS Domain Management
- Version：
>= v2.2.2 - Supported providers: Alibaba Cloud DNS, Tencent Cloud DNS, Cloudflare
You can now register DNS domains inside Nginx-UI (Certificates → DNS Domains) and bind them to an existing DNS Credential. For every registered domain the UI exposes a full DNS record management experience (list, create, update, delete) that talks directly to the provider's API. This allows you to verify domains for certificate issuance and perform day-to-day DNS maintenance without leaving the dashboard.
Make sure the selected DNS Credential contains the API tokens and permissions required by the provider to edit DNS records.