Create a new DNS zone as primary or secondary, optionally importing a zone file or pointing to external primary nameservers for transfers.
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- Toggle delete protection for a Hetzner DNS zone. Enabling locks the zone against deletion immediately; disabling requires a confirmation token to remove the safeguard.MIT
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