Short Version
Split the DS record on spaces and enter the values in the same order.
DS = 15928 13 2 9638b2da3ceaeb4d436ce0a62c87c0dc0141ebd69ee076422ee212e797efb331Bob Docs
DS Records in the Chrome Extension
When you add a DS record in the Root Zone DNS editor, Bob asks for the same four parts that appear in a normal DS record: Key Tag, Algorithm, Digest Type, and Digest.
What To Enter
| Bob Field | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Key Tag | 15928 | Identifies the DNSSEC key. |
| Algorithm | 13 | DNSSEC algorithm number, commonly ECDSAP256SHA256. |
| Digest Type | 2 | Digest type number, commonly SHA-256. |
| Digest | 9638b2da3ceaeb4d436ce0a62c87c0dc0141ebd69ee076422ee212e797efb331 | The long hexadecimal digest value. |
General Format
A DS record normally appears in this order:
<key tag> <algorithm> <digest type> <digest>Do not include the letters DS in any field. Choose DS as the record type, then enter only the four values.
Before You Submit
- Use the exact DS record provided by your DNSSEC tool, nameserver, or DNS hosting provider.
- Keep the digest as one continuous hexadecimal string with no spaces.
- If your DS record has different numbers than this example, use your own numbers.
- After adding the DS record, submit the Root Zone DNS update transaction in Bob.