Creating an RTTM RRSet Report using the API requires specific syntax depending on whether you are using REST or SOAP. Use this table to find the syntax for your command.
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REST Syntax
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/REST/RTTMRRSetReport/ POST — Generates a report of regional response sets for a Real Time Traffic Management(RTTM) service at any given point in time.
HTTP Action — POST
URIs — https://api.dynect.net/REST/RTTMRRSetReport/
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Arguments:
- string
fqdn — Required. Name of node where records will be retrieved.
- integer
ts — Required. UNIX timestamp identifying point in time for the log report.
- string
zone — Required. Name of zone where records will be retrieved.
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- string
serial — The serial at which this change was generated
- string
change_ts — The UNIX timestamp describing when this change was generated
- string
change_type — The type of change.
Valid values:
user – A user made changes to the service
health – Health monitoring made changes to the service
perf – Performance monitoring made changes to the service
- string
region_code — The region in which this change happened.
Valid values: US West, US Central, US East, EU West, EU Central, EU East, Asia, global
- string
region_status — The status of the region at the time of this change
- string
user_name — If change_type is ‘user’, the user that made the change
- string
serve_count — The serve_count at the time of this change
- string
rdata_type — The type of rdata being served at this time
- array
region_rdata — The rdata being served at the time of this change:
- string
weight — The weight of the rdata_a or rdata_aaaa record (if either exist)
- hash
rdata_a — If rdata_type is ‘A’, an A record:
- string
address — An IPv4 address
- hash
rdata_aaaa — If rdata_type is ‘AAAA’, an AAAA record:
- string
address — An IPv6 address
- hash
rdata_cname — If rdata_type is ‘CNAME’, a CNAME record:
- string
cname — A hostname
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SOAP Syntax
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GetRTTMRRSets — Retrieves the regional response sets for a Real Time Traffic Management (RTTM) service at any given point in time.
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Arguments:
- string
fqdn — Required. Name of node where the service to recover existed.
- string
token — Required. The session identifier.
- string
zone — Required. Name of zone where the service to recover existed.
- string
ts — Required. UNIX timestamp indicating point in time of the report.
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- array
data
- string
serial — The serial at which this change was generated
- string
change_ts — The UNIX timestamp describing when this change was generated
- string
change_type — The type of change.
Valid values:
user – A user made changes to the service
health – Health monitoring made changes to the service
perf – Performance monitoring made changes to the service
- string
region_code — The region in which this change happened.
Valid values: US West, US Central, US East, EU West, EU Central, EU East, Asia, global
- string
region_status — The status of the region at the time of this change
- string
user_name — If change_type is ‘user’, the user that made the change
- string
serve_count — The serve_count at the time of this change
- string
rdata_type — The type of rdata being served at this time
- array
region_rdata — The rdata being served at the time of this change:
- string
weight — The weight of the rdata_a or rdata_aaaa record (if either exist)
- hash
rdata_a — If rdata_type is ‘A’, an A record:
- string
address — An IPv4 address
- hash
rdata_aaaa — If rdata_type is ‘AAAA’, an AAAA record:
- string
address — An IPv6 address
- hash
rdata_cname — If rdata_type is ‘CNAME’, a CNAME record:
- string
cname — A hostname
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Example Request — Click for More Info
{
'zone' => 'example.com',
'fqdn' => 'somehost.example.com',
'token' => 'asdlj34ot879834cdzjklfK',
'ts' => 1270500600
}
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