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    The dns64 attribute would be enable by-default on DNS64 object creation.
    The DNS  Caching servers must be reloaded for changes to take effect.
  Examples
 
    nrcmd> cdns64 dns64 create 
    nrcmd> cdns64 dns64 set acl-match-clients=baaa::56ff:febd:3d6
    nrcmd> cdns64 dns64 set prefix=64:ff9b::/96
    nrcmd> cdns64 dns64 show
    nrcmd> cdns64 dns64 delete
  Status
 
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  Attributes
 
 
acl-match-clients 
 default = any
 
Specifies the ACL that maps clients to this DNS64 object
based on the client's source address.
 
dns64 
 default = true
 
Determines whether or not to enable DNS64 processing. DNS64 
synthesizes AAAA records from A records, when a client 
queries for AAAA records, but none are found.
 
name 
 
The name of the DNS64 configuration instance.
 
prefix 
 default = 64:ff9b::/96
 
Specifies the IPv6 prefix to use for synthesizing AAAA records.
The prefix length must be 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, or 96, and bits 64-71 of
the prefix must be zero.
 
priority 
 
Specifies the DNS64 priority relative to other DNS64 objects.
The lowest non-zero value has the highest priority,
zero priority object will have least priority.
Each DNS64 should be assigned a unique priority to ensure
consistent behavior.
cdnssec
 
    cdnssec - Controls and configures DNSSEC processing in the DNS
              Caching server
  Synopsis
 
    cdnssec create <attribute>=<value> 
    cdnssec delete
    cdnssec show
    cdnssec get <attribute>
    cdnssec set <attribute>=<value> 
    cdnssec unset <attribute>
    
    
  Description
    The cdnssec command is used to control and manage DNSSEC processing