Reference: DNS Override

The <OptionProfile> element includes sub elements used to define an option profile. A reference of these elements is provided below. An asterisk * indicates a complex element.

Parameter	Mandatory /Optional	Data Type	Description
id	Optional	integer	The ID of the DNS override.
name	Optional	text	The name given to the DNS override.
tags	Optional	text	Filter by tags applied.
tags.id	Optional	text	ID of the tag assigned to DNS override.
tags.name	Optional	integer	Tag name assigned to DNS override.
createdDate	Optional	date	The date when the DNS override was created in WAS, in UTC date/time format.
updatedDate	Optional	date	The date when the DNS override was updated in WAS, in UTC date/time format.
owner.id	Optional	boolean	Long with operator: EQUALS, IN, NOT EQUALS, GREATER or LESSER) ID of the owner who created the DNS override.
owner.name	Optional	boolean	Full name of the user who created the DNS override.
owner.username	Optional	keyword	Username of the owner who created the DNS override. (like user_ab3).
DnsMapping		keyword	Use to configure the DNS override setting through API. You need to specify the hostname or FQDN and the corresponding IP address to be preferred for scanning. Example: <set> <DnsMapping> <hostName>test</hostName> <ipAddress>2.3.4.5</ipAddress> </DnsMapping> </set>
			When you create a new DNS override, ensure: -Name (Required): Name should be unique. -Tags: The tag id should be valid and in scope of current user. Use only <Set> tag. -Mappings (Required): Each mapping must have hostName and IpAddress in valid format. Use only <Set> tag. -Comments: Only <Set> with 1 comment is allowed with maximum length 2048 characters.
			When you update an DNS override, ensure: -Name: In case of name update, the updated name should be unique. -Id is required. -At lease one of the following should be present other than id: Name, owner, tags, comments, mappings -Tags: The <set> and <Add>/ <Removed> tags are mutually exclusive. Either use <set> or <Add> and <Removed>. - Mappings: The <set> and <Add>/ <Removed> tags are mutually exclusive. Either use <set> or <Add> and <Removed>.