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1 DNS ActiveX Control for Microsoft Windows Copyright Magneto Software All rights reserved
2 1 DNS Overview Introduction Usage Property Event Method Error codes Query Types and Resource Records Types Query Classes and Resource Records Classes Properties optappenddefaultdomainname optdefaultdomainname optdefaultnameserveripaddress optdefaultnameservername optportnumber optqueryclass optquerytype optrecurse optretry optroot optsearch optsearchlist opttimeout optvirtualcircuit Events DNSListHostsCompleted DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord DNSListHostsQueryCompleted DNSLookupHostCompleted DNSLookupHostFoundResourceRecord DNSLookupHostQueryCompleted Methods AboutBox DNSListHosts DNSListHostsGetResourceRecord DNSListHostsReset DNSLookupHost DNSLookupHostWithServer DNSLookupHostGetResourceRecord DNSLookupHostReset ResetDNSSettings... 36
3 1 DNS Overview 1.1 Introduction The Magneto Software DNS (Domain Name Service) ActiveX control (skdns.ocx) allows developers to integrate the DNS protocol message sending capability into their 32-Bit or 64-Bit applications. The Magneto Software DNS custom control takes care of sending the DNS message to the desired name server. Reply sent from the name server is decoded and necessary information is passed to the application. All functionality is taken care of by setting properties and by handling events. Properties can be changed at run time. Events occur to inform the application of errors and changes in the connection status and to deliver the incoming data. Additional information about Domain Name Service (DNS) can be found at these locations: RFC DOMAIN NAMES - CONCEPTS AND FACILITIES RFC DOMAIN NAMES - IMPLEMENTATION AND SPECIFICATION 1.2 Usage Skdns ActiveX Control can retrieve information about the host/domain by performing a general DNS lookup, or to list addresses in specified domain by performing an AFXR (special zone transfer) lookup. It is capable of performing multiple general DNS lookups and/or AFXR requests simultaneously.
4 1.3 Property optappenddefaultdomainname Append default domain name to each query. optdefaultdomainname Specify default domain. optdefaultnameserveripaddress Specify IP address of the default name server. optdefaultnameservername Specify domain name of the default name server. optportnumber Specify port number to send query on. optqueryclass Specify query class as one of: IN (Internet), CHAOS, HESIOD or ANY. optquerytype Specify query type as one of: A, ANY, CNAME, HINFO, MX, PX, NS, PTR, SOA, TXT, WKS, SRV, NAPTR, etc. optrecurse Ask for recursive answer to query. optretry Specify number of retries. optroot Set current default server to the root optsearch Use search list optsearchlist Specify search list in the format NAME1/NAME2, etc and set default domain name to NAME1. opttimeout Specify initial time-out interval in seconds. optvirtualcircuit Always use a virtual circuit (send query over TCP protocol). 1.4 Event DNSListHostsCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to AFXR (transfer zone of authority) queries. DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord Indicate that skdns.ocx has retrieved a resource record in the reply to AFXR query. DNSListHostsQueryCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to a single AFXR query. DNSLookupHostCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to general DNS queries. DNSLookupHostFoundResourceRecord Indicate that skdns.ocx has retrieved a resource record in the reply to a general DNS query. DNSLookupHostQueryCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to a single general DNS query. 1.5 Method AboutBox Display a dialog box with SkDNS ActiveX Control license and version information. DNSListHosts Send an AFXR (transfer zone of authority) query. DNSListHostsGetResourceRecord Retrieves resource records when AFXR query is sent. DNSListHostsReset Stop AFXR messages (general DNS messages will not be affected).
5 DNSLookupHost Send a general DNS query. DNSLookupHostWithServer Send a general DNS query to the specified name server. DNSLookupHostGetResourceRecord Retrieves resource records when general DNS query is sent. DNSLookupHostReset Stop general DNS messages (AFXR messages will not be affected). ResetDNSSettings Reset all DNS settings back to default values. 1.6 Error codes The following provides a complete listing of error codes returned by SkDNS ActiveX Control. typedef enum ns_rcode { ns_r_noerror = 0, // No error occurred. ns_r_response = -5, // the server didn't respond. ns_r_non_auth = -4, // the server didn't have the desired info but // returned the name(s) of some servers who should. ns_r_generic_error = -3, // one of the following types of errors: // socket operation failed, etc. ns_r_no_info = -2, // the server didn't find any info about the host. ns_r_timeout = -1, // a socket connection timed out. ns_r_formerr = 1, // Format error.. ns_r_servfail = 2, // Server failure. ns_r_nxdomain = 3, // Name error. ns_r_notimpl = 4, // Unimplemented. ns_r_refused = 5, // Operation refused. ns_r_yxdomain = 6, // Name exists ns_r_yxrrset = 7, // RRset exists ns_r_nxrrset = 8, // RRset does not exist ns_r_notauth = 9, // Not authoritative for zone ns_r_notzone = 10, // Zone of record different from zone section ns_r_max = 11, /* The following are TSIG (RFC 2845) extended errors */ ns_r_badsig = 16, // bad signature ns_r_badkey = 17, // bad key ns_r_badtime = 18 // bad time } ns_rcode; 1.7 Query Types and Resource Records Types The following provides a complete listing of resource types and query types supported by SkDNS ActiveX Control. typedef enum ns_type { ns_t_invalid = 0, // Cookie. ns_t_a = 1, // Host address. ns_t_ns = 2, // Authoritative server. ns_t_md = 3, // Mail destination. ns_t_mf = 4, // Mail forwarder. ns_t_cname = 5, // Canonical name. ns_t_soa = 6, // Start of authority zone. ns_t_mb = 7, // Mailbox domain name.
6 ns_t_mg = 8, // Mail group member. ns_t_mr = 9, // Mail rename name. ns_t_null = 10, // Null resource record. ns_t_wks = 11, // Well known service. ns_t_ptr = 12, // Domain name pointer. ns_t_hinfo = 13, // Host information. ns_t_minfo = 14, // Mailbox information. ns_t_mx = 15, // Mail routing information. ns_t_txt = 16, // Text strings. ns_t_rp = 17, // Responsible person. ns_t_afsdb = 18, // AFS cell database. ns_t_x25 = 19, // X_25 calling address. ns_t_isdn = 20, // ISDN calling address. ns_t_rt = 21, // Router. ns_t_nsap = 22, // NSAP address. ns_t_nsap_ptr = 23, // Reverse NSAP lookup (deprecated). ns_t_sig = 24, // Security signature. ns_t_key = 25, // Security key. ns_t_px = 26, // X.400 mail mapping. ns_t_gpos = 27, // Geographical position (withdrawn). ns_t_aaaa = 28, // Ip6 Address. ns_t_loc = 29, // Location Information. ns_t_nxt = 30, // Next domain (security). ns_t_eid = 31, // Endpoint identifier. ns_t_nimloc = 32, // Nimrod Locator. ns_t_srv = 33, // Server Selection. ns_t_atma = 34, // ATM Address ns_t_naptr = 35, // Naming Authority Pointer ns_t_kx = 36, // Key Exchange ns_t_cert = 37, // Certification record ns_t_a6 = 38, // IPv6 address (deprecates AAAA) ns_t_dname = 39, // Non-terminal DNAME (for IPv6) ns_t_sink = 40, // Kitchen sink (experimental) ns_t_opt = 41, // EDNS0 option (meta-rr) ns_t_tkey = 249, // Transaction key ns_t_tsig = 250, // Transaction signature. ns_t_ixfr = 251, // Incremental zone transfer. ns_t_axfr = 252, // Transfer zone of authority. ns_t_mailb = 253, // Transfer mailbox records. ns_t_maila = 254, // Transfer mail agent records. ns_t_any = 255, // Wildcard match. ns_t_zxfr = 256, // BIND-specific, nonstandard. ns_t_max = } ns_type; Note that ns_t_any is a query type but not a record type. (You can ask for records of type ns_t_any, but you can't have any records of that type in the database. 1.8 Query Classes and Resource Records Classes The following provides a complete listing of query classes supported by SkDNS ActiveX Control. typedef enum ns_class { ns_c_invalid = 0, // Cookie. ns_c_in = 1, // Internet. ns_c_2 = 2, // Unallocated/unsupported. ns_c_chaos = 3, // MIT Chaos-net.
7 ns_c_hs = 4, // MIT Hesiod. // Query class values which do not appear in resource records ns_c_none = 254, // For prereq. sections in update requests ns_c_any = 255, // Wildcard match. ns_c_max = } ns_class;
8 2 Properties 2.1 optappenddefaultdomainname Append default domain name to each query. This property specifies whether domain name will be added to the specified host name in format HostName.DomainName. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 0. VB Example SKDNS.optAppendDefaultDomainName = 0
9 2.2 optdefaultdomainname Default domain name. This property specifies the default domain name. This property is of type BSTR. VB Example Dim DomainName As String DomainName = magnetosoft.com SKDNS.optDefaultDomainName = DomainName
10 2.3 optdefaultnameserveripaddress Specify IP address of the default name server. This property specifies IP address of the default name server. This property is of type BSTR. The name server default value is retrieved from the local TCP/IP stack configuration. VB Example Dim NameServer As String NameServer = SKIDNS.optDefaultNameServerIpAddress = NameServer
11 2.4 optdefaultnameservername Specify domain name of the default name server. This property specifies a domain name of the default name server. If the default name server doesn t have a fully qualified domain name, the returned value will be IP address of the name server in square brackets, i.e. [ ]. In this case property optdefaultnameserveripaddress can be used to retrieve IP address of the default name server This property is of type BSTR. The name server default value is retrieved from the local TCP/IP stack configuration. VB Example Dim NameServer As String NameServer = SKDNS.optDefaultNameServerName
![2.3.4]. In this case property optdefaultnameserveripaddress can be used to retrieve IP address of the default name server This property is of type BSTR.](/docs-images/53/11350392/images/page_11.jpg "The name server default value is retrieved from the local TCP/IP stack configuration. VB Example Dim NameServer As String NameServer = SKDNS.")
12 2.5 optportnumber Specify port number to send query on. This property specifies the port to send a DNS query on. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 53. VB Example Dim Port As Integer Port= 53 SKDNS.optPortNumber = Port
13 2.6 optqueryclass Specify query class as one of: IN (Internet), CHAOS, HESIOD or ANY. Specify a DNS query class (a value that identifies a protocol family or instance of a protocol). See section 1.8 Query Classes and Resource Records Classes for the complete list of supported query classes. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 1 (Internet). VB Example Dim QueryClass As Integer QueryClass = 1 SKDNS.optQueryClass = QueryClass
14 2.7 optquerytype Specify query type as one of: A, ANY, CNAME, HINFO, MX, PX, NS, PTR, SOA, TXT, WKS, SRV, NAPTR, etc. Specify a DNS query type (a value that specifies the specific type of information). See section 1.7 Query Types and Resource Records Types for the complete list of supported query types. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 1 (Host address). VB Example Dim QueryType As Integer QueryType = 1 SKDNS.optQueryType = QueryType
15 2.8 optrecurse Ask for recursive answer to query. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 1 (recursive mode). VB Example Dim Recursive As Integer Recursive = 1 SKDNS.optRecursive = Recursive
16 2.9 optretry Specify number of retries. This property specifies the number of times that you want to resend your requests if it times out. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 2. VB Example Dim Retry As Integer Retry = 2 SKDNS.optRetry = Retry
17 2.10 optroot Set current default name server to the domain name space root This property is of type BSTR. Default value for this property is set to f root-servers.net.. VB Example Dim Root As String Root = f root-servers.net. SKDNS.optRoot = Root
18 2.11 optsearch Use search list This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 0. VB Example Dim Search As Integer Search = 1 SKDNS.optSearch = Search
19 2.12 optsearchlist Specify search list in the format NAME1/NAME2, etc and set default domain name to NAME1. This property is of type BSTR. Default value for this property will show default domain name if available. VB Example Dim SearchList As String SearchList = magnetosoft.com/magnetosoft.net SKDNS.optSearchList = SearchList
20 2.13 opttimeout Specify initial time-out interval in seconds. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 5. VB Example Dim Timeout As Integer Timeout = 5 SKDNS.optTimeout = Timeout
21 2.14 optvirtualcircuit Always use a virtual circuit (send query over TCP protocol). Some systems may wish to use UDP datagrams for queries and responses, and only establish virtual circuits (TCP streams) for transactions that need the reliability (e.g., database updates, long transactions); other systems will use virtual circuits exclusively. This property is of type short. Default value for this property is 0 (use UDP datagrams for queries). VB Example Dim VirtualCircuit As Integer VirtualCircuit = 0 SKDNS.opt VirtualCircuit = VirtualCircuit.
22 3 Events 3.1 DNSListHostsCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to AFXR (transfer zone of authority) queries. Syntax DNSListHostsCompleted (); skdns.ocx allows for processing of multiple AFXR queries and multiple general DNS queries by the same program simultaneously. This event can have a high importance for the application presentation logic, like Start / Stop buttons and other.
23 3.2 DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord Indicate that skdns.ocx has retrieved a resource record in the reply to AFXR query. Syntax DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord(long lqueryid, BSTR strdomainname, BSTR strorigin, short ntype, short nclass, long lttl, BSTR strrecord); The DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord event occurs whenever a skdns.ocx has extracted a valid resource record from the reply to AFXR query. Parameters lqueryid is the query identifier, strdomainname is the queried domain name. strorigin is a relative name taken relative to a well-known origin. ntype is the record type. See section 1.7 Query Types and Resource Records Types for the complete list of supported record types. nclass is the record class. See section 1.8 Query Classes and Resource Records Classes for the complete list of supported resource records classes. lttl is the time to live of the resource record in seconds. This value can be used by an application when they cache resource records.. The TTL describes how long a resource record can be cached before it should be discarded. strrecord is the resource record.
24 3.3 DNSListHostsQueryCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to a single AFXR query. Syntax DNSListHostsQueryCompleted(long lqueryid, BSTR strdomainname, long lanswers, long lrecords, long lerror); The DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord event occurs whenever a skdns.ocx has finished processing a single AFXR query. Parameters lqueryid is the query identifier, strdomainname is the queried domain name. lanswers is the number of answers. lrecords is the number of resource records. lerror is the error code. See section 1.6 Error Codes the complete list of supported error codes.
25 3.4 DNSLookupHostCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to general DNS queries. Syntax DNSLookupHostCompleted (); skdns.ocx allows for processing of multiple AFXR queries and multiple general DNS queries by the same program simultaneously. This event can have a high importance for the application presentation logic, like Start / Stop buttons and other.
26 3.5 DNSLookupHostFoundResourceRecord Indicate that skdns.ocx has retrieved a resource record in the reply to general DNS query. Syntax DNSLookupHostFoundResourceRecord(long lqueryid, BSTR strhostname, short ntype, short nclass, long lttl, short ncategory, BSTR strrecord); The DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord event occurs whenever a skdns.ocx has extracted a valid resource record from the reply to AFXR query. Parameters lqueryid is the query identifier, strhostname is the queried host name. ntype is the record type. See section 1.7 Query Types and Resource Records Types for the complete list of supported record types. nclass is the record class. See section 1.8 Query Classes and Resource Records Classes for the complete list of supported resource records classes. lttl is the time to live of the resource record in seconds. This value can be used by an application when they cache resource records.. The TTL describes how long a resource record can be cached before it should be discarded. ncategory is the resource record category. It can be on of the following values: 0 (Answer), 1 (Authority), or 2 (Resource). strrecord is the resource record.
27 3.6 DNSLookupHostQueryCompleted Indicate that skdns.ocx has stopped processing replies to a single general DNS query. Syntax DNSLookupHostQueryCompleted(long lqueryid, BSTR strhostname, long lquestionentries, long lanswerentries, long lauthorityentries, long lresourceentries, long lerror); The DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord event occurs whenever a skdns.ocx has finished processing a single general DNS query. Parameters lqueryid is the query identifier, strhostname is the queried host name. lquestionentries is the number of questions in the DNS query. lanswerentries is the number of answer entries in the name server reply. lauthorityentries is the number of authority entries in the name server reply. lresourceentries is the number of resource entries in the name server reply. lerror is the error code. See section 1.6 Error Codes the complete list of supported error codes.
28 4 Methods 4.1 AboutBox Display a dialog box with SkDNS control license and version information. Syntax void AboutBox(); This method could be used to display version license information or to register skdns.ocx control. Parameters None.
29 4.2 DNSListHosts Send an AFXR (transfer zone of authority) query. Syntax long DNSListHosts(BSTR strdomainname, short nresourcerecordtype); Send an AFXR (transfer zone of authority) query. The AXFR may cause an error, such as refused, but normally is answered by a sequence of response messages. The first and last messages must contain the data for the top authoritative node of the zone. Intermediate messages carry all of the other resource records from the zone, including both authoritative and nonauthoritative Resource records. The stream of messages allows constructing a copy of the zone. Because accuracy is essential, some name servers may require TCP protocol be used for AXFR requests. Parameters strdomainname is the queried domain name. nresourcerecordtype is the record type selector. See section 1.7 Query Types and Resource Records Types for the complete list of supported record types. Return value This method is asynchronous. If successful, it returns 0 (ERROR_SUCCESS). The value from the actual AFXR query will be returned by event DNSListHostsQueryCompleted.
30 4.3 DNSListHostsGetResourceRecord Retrieves resource records when AFXR query is sent. Note that this method should be used only when SkDNS control is used as a COM server, not an ActiveX control, for instance, when SkDNS is instantiated from ASP page or Windows Scripting Host. When SkDNS is used as regular ActiveX control, notification event DNSListHostsFoundResourceRecord should be used instead. Syntax long DNSListHostsGetResourceRecord(VARIANT* pvarqueryid, VARIANT* pvardomainname, VARIANT* pvarorigin, VARIANT* pvartype, VARIANT* pvarclass, VARIANT* pvarttl, VARIANT* pvarrecord, VARIANT* pvarquerycompleted, VARIANT* pvarerror) Parameters pvarqueryid is the query identifier, pvardomainname is the queried domain name. pvarorigin is a relative name taken relative to a well-known origin. pvartype is the record type. See section 1.7 Query Types and Resource Records Types for the complete list of supported record types. pvarclass is the record class. See section 1.8 Query Classes and Resource Records Classes for the complete list of supported resource records classes. pvarttl is the time to live of the resource record in seconds. This value can be used by an application when they cache resource records.. The TTL describes how long a resource record can be cached before it should be discarded. pvarrecord is the resource record. pvarquerycompleted indicates that query is completed. If pvarquerycompleted is 1 then pvarerror has the return code from DNS query. pvarerror contains the error code. See section 1.6 Error Codes the complete list of supported error codes. Return value Return value indicates current state. Possible values: 997 (ERROR_IO_PENDING), control is still processing AXFR request. 234 (ERROR_MORE_DATA), a resource record is retrieved. 259 (ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS), there is no more data to retrieve.
31 4.4 DNSListHostsReset Stop AFXR messages (general DNS messages will not be affected). Syntax void DNSListHostsReset (void) The DNSListHostsReset method terminates any pending AFXR queries. Parameters None.
32 4.5 DNSLookupHost Send a general DNS query. Syntax long DNSLookupHost(BSTR strhostname); Send a general DNS query. Parameters strhostname is the queried host name. It can be IP address or domain name of the host. Return value This method is asynchronous. If successful, it returns 0 (ERROR_SUCCESS). The value from the actual general DNS query will be returned by event DNSLookupHostQueryCompleted.
33 4.6 DNSLookupHostWithServer Send a general DNS query to the specified name server. Syntax long DNSLookupHostWithServer(BSTR strhostname, BSTR strnameserver); Send a general DNS query to the specified name server. Parameters strhostname is the queried host name. It can be IP address or domain name of the host. strnameserver is the specified name server. It can be IP address or domain name of the host. Return value This method is asynchronous. If successful, it returns 0 (ERROR_SUCCESS). The value from the actual general DNS query will be returned by event DNSLookupHostQueryCompleted.
34 4.7 DNSLookupHostGetResourceRecord Retrieves resource records when general DNS query is sent. Note that this method should be used only when SkDNS control is used as a COM server, not an ActiveX control, for instance, when SkDNS is instantiated from ASP page or Windows Scripting Host. When SkDNS is used as regular ActiveX control, notification event DNSLookupHostFoundResourceRecord should be used instead. Syntax long DNSLookupHostGetResourceRecord(VARIANT* pvarqueryid, VARIANT* pvarhostname, VARIANT* pvartype, VARIANT* pvarclass, VARIANT* pvarttl, VARIANT* pvarcategory, VARIANT* pvarrecord, VARIANT* pvarquerycompleted, VARIANT* pvarerror) Parameters pvarqueryid is the query identifier, pvarhostname is the queried host name. pvartype is the record type. See section 1.7 Query Types and Resource Records Types for the complete list of supported record types. pvarclass is the record class. See section 1.8 Query Classes and Resource Records Classes for the complete list of supported resource records classes. pvarttl is the time to live of the resource record in seconds. This value can be used by an application when they cache resource records.. The TTL describes how long a resource record can be cached before it should be discarded. pvarcategory is the resource record category. It can be on of the following values: 0 (Answer), 1 (Authority), or 2 (Resource). pvarrecord is the resource record. pvarquerycompleted indicates that query is completed. If pvarquerycompleted is 1 then pvarerror has the return code from DNS query. pvarerror contains the error code. See section 1.6 Error Codes the complete list of supported error codes. Return value Return value indicates current state. Possible values: 997 (ERROR_IO_PENDING), control is still processing AXFR request. 234 (ERROR_MORE_DATA), a resource record is retrieved. 259 (ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS), there is no more data to retrieve.
35 4.8 DNSLookupHostReset Stop general DNS messages (AFXR messages will not be affected). Syntax void DNSLookupHostReset (void); The DNSListHostsReset method terminates any pending general DNS queries. Parameters None.
36 4.9 ResetDNSSettings Reset all DNS settings back to default values. Syntax void ResetDNSSettings(void); All DNS related settings would be reset to defaults. The destination address list will remain intact. Parameters None.
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