Title: Get DNS Records for an Enterprise Email Order Using the API  
PrimaryCategory: API  
Type: Informational  
Tags: enterprise email, dns records, api, authentication, order id, response format  
Source UI Terms: None  
Source Reference: Get DNS Records for an Enterprise Email Order Using the API  

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### Key Info

This article explains how to retrieve DNS records for an Enterprise Email order using the API. You must supply specific authentication parameters and the order ID to get the DNS records. The response returns DNS record details including the record type, host name, value, and class.

**Parameters:**

| Name        | Data Type | Required/Optional | Description                          |
|-------------|-----------|-------------------|------------------------------------|
| auth-userid | Integer   | Required          | Authentication Parameter           |
| api-key     | String    | Required          | Authentication Parameter           |
| order-id    | Integer   | Required          | Order ID of the Enterprise Email order |

**HTTP Method:**  
GET

**Example Test URL Request:**  
US Server  
`https://test.httpapi.com/api/enterpriseemail/us/dns-record.json?auth-userid=0&amp;api-key=keyℴ-id=0`

**Response:**  
The API returns a hash map with the following DNS record details for the specified Enterprise Email order:

- **type:** Type of DNS Record (e.g., A, MX)  
- **host:** Name or Fully Qualified Domain Name associated with the DNS record  
- **value:** Data relevant to the record type, such as IP address for A records, hostname for MX records  
- **class:** Class of the DNS Record  

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### Summary

This article details how to use the API to get DNS records for an Enterprise Email order by providing authentication credentials and the order ID. The response includes the DNS record&#39;s type, host, value, and class information.

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### Evaluation Pairs

**Q:** What parameters are required to get DNS records for an Enterprise Email order using the API?  
**A:** You must provide `auth-userid` (Integer), `api-key` (String), and `order-id` (Integer).

**Q:** What HTTP method is used to retrieve DNS records for an Enterprise Email order?  
**A:** The GET method is used.

**Q:** What information does the API response include for each DNS record?  
**A:** It includes the record type (`type`), host or FQDN (`host`), data relevant to the type such as IP or hostname (`value`), and the record class (`class`).

<p>When you want to retrieve DNS records for an Enterprise Email order using the API. This article explains the required authentication parameters, order ID input, and DNS record response information including record type, host, value, and class details.</p>
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<h2>Description</h2>
<p>Gets the DNS records of an Enterprise Email Order.</p>
<h2>Parameters</h2>
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<h2>HTTP Method</h2>
<p>GET</p>
<h2>Example Test URL Request</h2>
<p><strong>US Server</strong> <code> https://test.httpapi.com/api/enterpriseemail/us/dns-record.json?auth-userid=0&amp;api-key=key&amp;order-id=0 </code></p>
<h2>Response</h2>
<p>Returns a hash map containing the below details of the DNS records associated with the Enterprise Email Order:</p>
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<p>Type of DNS Record (type)</p>
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<p>Name or the Fully Qualified Domain Name associated with the DNS record (host)</p>
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<p>Data of Type-specific relevance, such as the IP Address for Address Records or Hostname for MX records (value)</p>
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<p>Class of the DNS Record (class)</p>
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When you want to retrieve DNS records for an Enterprise Email order using the API. This article explains the required authentication parameters, order ID input, and DNS record response information including record type, host, value, and class details.

Name	Data Type	Required / Optional	Description
auth-userid	Integer	Required	Authentication Parameter
api-key	String	Required	Authentication Parameter
order-id	Integer	Required	Order Id of the Enterprise Email Order