default namespace = "http://www.apnic.net/specs/reversedns/1.0"
# A document may either be a single zone or a collection of zones
start = zone | zonelist
# A list of zone names
zonelist = element zonelist {
attribute version {
xsd:decimal { minInclusive="1.0" fractionDigits="1" }
},
zoneref*
}
# A zone reference
zoneref = element zoneref {
attribute name { text },
attribute href { xsd:anyURI }
}
# A single zone record
zone = element zone {
# The zone record's name, eg 29.12.202.in-addr.arpa
attribute name { text },
# The canonical URL for this zone record
attribute href { xsd:anyURI },
# The address space for the zone record
attribute ipversion { "ipv4" | "ipv6" },
# The authority for the zone record
attribute authority { text }?,
# The last modified timestamp (optional)
attribute modified { xsd:dateTime }?,
# Whether the zone should be published (default: true)
attribute published { xsd:boolean }?,
# The zone record revision number
attribute revision { xsd:positiveInteger }?,
# The schema version (only 1.0 is currently allowed)
attribute version {
xsd:decimal { minInclusive="1.0" fractionDigits="1" }
},
# A zone NS RRset must have at least one NS record
nserver+,
# It must have both a technical and administrative contact
contact,
contact,
# It may optionally also have some manager records
manager*
}
# A contact for the zone. The nic-hdl attribute is the primary means
# of identifying the contact. A server response must always include
# the nic-hdl attribute, but a client submission may omit it, as it
# will be computed from the child element. In version 1.0 of this
# schema, only direct nic-hdl contacts are supported, but future
# versions may include other contact types, for which a nic-hdl will be
# generated or otherwise determined.
contact = element contact {
attribute type { "technical" | "administrative" },
attribute nic-hdl { text }?,
nic-hdl-contact
}
# A contact specified by nic-hdl is simply a nic-hdl, nothing more
nic-hdl-contact = element nic-hdl { text }
# A single name server
nserver = element nserver {
# The lame attribute indicates this server is lame (default: false)
attribute lame { xsd:boolean }?,
# An nserver entry must contain an FQDN name
element fqdn { text }
}
# A manager record contains the name of the zone's manager, for
# informational purposes.
manager = element manager { text }