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Add srv records through dns management interface in clientarea in whmcs



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Currently we manage srv records through enom panel . And if clients can manage srv records through dnsmanagement in whmcs clientarea, it will be more useful. Please check on it and add it as new feature on latest whmcs release.

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Sophia Smith commented 2 months ago
Allowing customers to self-manage SRV records via DNS Management https://flappybirdgame.io in the WHMCS customer area will bring great convenience, help optimize the process, and reduce the burden of manual management from the provider side.
magnus.219 commented 10th August
I was impressed with WHMCS' https://monkey-mart.org/ ability to extend its functionality to support SRV records management in the client area, which not only enhances the user experience but also simplifies DNS management for businesses and customers.
Todd Bryant commented 20th August 23
If the registrar module supports it you can add SRV records by making a few template changes.
I use HexoNet / CentralNIC / RRProxy with their official registrar module (Not the inbuilt WHMCS version) and you can simply customize the theme to add SRV records as an option along with others.
https://centralnicgroup-public.github.io/rtldev-middleware-documentation/docs/hexonet/whmcs/whmcs-ispapi-registrar/#srv-records

If you are using other providers you could make the same edits to the DNS Management template and see if it works for you.
Swehoster commented 23rd May 23
Since this is a very common record, what is the status?
Official Response
WHMCS commented 3rd June 23
Hi Swehoster,
With an average of just 6 votes each year, this request hasn't garnered as much support as some other suggestions. The higher trending requests are more likely to be considered first. Please do keep advocating for this suggestion and we can potentially consider it in future.
Manuel Lautenschlager commented 20th October 22
And additionally, you could make a module-setting, where you can specify the additional record-types. Like [HTTPS, SRV, CA].
It's normal that not every provider has every record-type. When you look at the specs, there are really many. So making it configurable makes sense.
Shad Valentine commented 7th July 21
I was wondering if anything has come of this for enom?
Scott Seymour commented 28th April 20
I am looking for this for LogicBox as well.
Hung Pham commented 20th June 19
I am waiting for this too. Specifically, for LogicBox module, applying to Resell.biz, Net Earth One, ResellerClub, etc.
Official Response
WHMCS commented 26th February 19
Hi there,
Thanks for your suggestion.
Adding a new DNS record type would also require updating the registrar modules to support it. Is there a particular registrar you'd like to see this feature developed for?
Daniel M commented 15th August 21
yes. Namecheap, SmartNic.
Last one is a custom developed Addon.
PLease provide SRV, we have developer.
Manuel Lautenschlager commented 20th October 22
Would be happy to add the SRV record for OpenSRS, Enom and Ascio.