API Reference
Class
DesiredStateReverseDnsPolicy
Provides desired state reverse dns policy functionality.
Inheritance
- Object
- DesiredStateReverseDnsPolicy
Usage
This type appears in these public API surfaces even when no hand-authored example is attached directly to the page.
Returned or exposed by
- Property DesiredStateConfiguration.ReverseDns
- Property DesiredStateProfile.ReverseDns
- Method DesiredStateReverseDnsPolicy.Clone
Accepted by parameters
Constructors
public DesiredStateReverseDnsPolicy() #Methods
Inherited Methods
public override Boolean Equals(Object obj) #Returns:
BooleanInherited from Object
Parameters
- obj Object
Properties
public Nullable<Boolean> Enabled { get; set; } #JsonPropertyName("enabled")Gets or sets the enabled value.
public Nullable<Boolean> RequireAtLeastOneResult { get; set; } #JsonPropertyName("requireAtLeastOneResult")When true, warns if no reverse DNS results were analyzed.
public Nullable<Boolean> RequirePtrPresent { get; set; } #JsonPropertyName("requirePtrPresent")When true, requires each analyzed IP address to have at least one PTR record.
public Nullable<Boolean> RequirePtrMatchesExpectedHost { get; set; } #JsonPropertyName("requirePtrMatchesExpectedHost")When true, requires at least one PTR record to match the expected host name.
public String[] AllowedPtrSuffixes { get; set; } #JsonPropertyName("allowedPtrSuffixes")Allowed PTR hostname suffixes (e.g., "mail.protection.outlook.com").
public Nullable<Boolean> RequireForwardConfirmed { get; set; } #JsonPropertyName("requireForwardConfirmed")When true, requires forward-confirmed reverse DNS (FCrDNS) for each IP.