Enabling this feature
To restrict the organization administrators from configuring the DNS records for their organizations, you must create the permission flags and set their values.
To create the flags and set their values:
Log in to the CP server as the domain administrator.
Note: If you have multiple CP servers, you need to perform these instructions on any one of them.
Open a command prompt window and change to the <CP_install_dir>\bin directory, where <CP_install_dir> is the installation path specified during the Ensim Unify control panel software installation. For example, If you have installed the control panel software in the default directory, then go to C:\Program Files\Ensim\Ensim Unify\cp\bin.
Type the following command in the command prompt window.
SetGlobalConfig.exe <control_panel_username> <control_panel_password> DNS Settings <flag_name> <flag_value> bool
where:
<control_panel_username> is the service provider’s username for logging on to the control panel.
<control_panel_password> is the service provider’s password for logging on to the control panel.
<flag_name> is the name of the permission flag. It can be either Arecord, CNAMErecord, MXrecord, or NSrecord.
<flag_value> is the value of the flag. It can be either true or false.
Example: To restrict the organization administrators from configuring the MX records, the command will be SetGlobalConfig.exe admin@example.net abc123 DNS Settings MXrecord false bool
Note: Since SetGlobalConfig.exe accepts only a single flag at a time, you will have to execute this command separately for each type of record.