On Tue, 2010-01-12 at 10:14 -0500, Xingjun Chu wrote:
>
> How about we give two options when dealing with Windows DNS in
> sipXconfig.
>
> 1) If the guy who configures the sipX has the credential to windows,
> he can directly do that as I mentioned.
> 2) Or he can choose to send an URL to the windows Admin via Email, the
> windows administrator can simply click the URL and type the credential
> to do that.
I rather doubt that an organization that strictly controls DNS is likely
to allow our program to make changes no matter who types the
credentials. That seems like extra complexity with no added value.
Keep it simple:
* Add the new capability to automate interactions with the Windows
DNS if the customer will allow it.
* If it is easy, and if the resulting file is understandable when
read by a Windows administrator, also create the ability to
output a '.bat' file to execute the required DndCmd commands;
that file can then be mailed to the Windows DNS administrator,
examined, and either executed or used as a guide. This is
analogous to the BIND format file currently output by the DNS
Adviser test.
We always have the DNS Adviser test to validate the results. If anyone
has suggestions about how to improve the clarity of those results, by
all means post those suggestions.
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