Hello,
In the DirectAdmin Admin Level, under Server Manager -> Name Servers, there's a section titled "Set the Name servers that will be assigned to new users." This allows us to define the default ns1 and ns2 that new user accounts will automatically get assigned in their DNS zones upon creation. This is distinct from the ns1 and ns2 directives in directadmin.conf which define the server's primary nameservers for administrative use. Currently, it appears that modifying this "default nameservers for new users" setting is only possible through the DirectAdmin web interface.
I've searched through the directadmin CLI commands (like config-set and other relevant options), but haven't found a direct way to programmatically set these specific default nameservers via the terminal.
Is there any supported method or configuration file to change those values from the command line?
Note: da config-set ns1 and da config-set ns2 only update the fields under Administrator Settings, not the defaults for new users.
Thanks in advance!
In the DirectAdmin Admin Level, under Server Manager -> Name Servers, there's a section titled "Set the Name servers that will be assigned to new users." This allows us to define the default ns1 and ns2 that new user accounts will automatically get assigned in their DNS zones upon creation. This is distinct from the ns1 and ns2 directives in directadmin.conf which define the server's primary nameservers for administrative use. Currently, it appears that modifying this "default nameservers for new users" setting is only possible through the DirectAdmin web interface.
I've searched through the directadmin CLI commands (like config-set and other relevant options), but haven't found a direct way to programmatically set these specific default nameservers via the terminal.
Is there any supported method or configuration file to change those values from the command line?
Note: da config-set ns1 and da config-set ns2 only update the fields under Administrator Settings, not the defaults for new users.
Thanks in advance!
