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title: "Changelog 5 dec. 2024"
description: "Add records in bulk, SRV record support, MX Toolbox lookups from the record menu, DirectAdmin connections, and a searchable Time machine."
canonical_url: "https://dnsense.io/learn/changelog-5-dec-2024"
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> Index of every page on this site: [llms.txt](https://dnsense.io/llms.txt)

This release is aimed at people who manage a lot of zones at once: fewer round trips per record, and better tools for finding out what changed.

## Add records in bulk

The create record dialog now keeps a queue. Fill in a record, press the plus button, and it moves to a list below the form while the fields reset for the next one. When the list looks right, submit them all in one go.

![The create record dialog with three queued records listed under the form](app-create-records.webp)

## SRV records

SRV records are now supported, which covers service discovery setups like autodiscover for mail clients and SIP.

## MX Toolbox from the record menu

Every record row has a menu with an MX Toolbox lookup. It opens the external check for that record, which saves copying hostnames into a separate tab when you are debugging mail.

![The per-record menu with edit, delete and MX Toolbox options](app-record-menu.webp)

## DirectAdmin connections

DirectAdmin servers can now be connected like any other provider. Zones on the server are imported and managed from the same overview as your registrar and Cloudflare zones.

## Scheduled changes with a preview

The scheduler walks you through naming a change, picking the zone, defining the mutation and confirming it. You see exactly what will happen before it is queued, and the change runs at the moment you set.

![The schedule DNS mutation wizard on step one, naming the schedule and picking a zone](app-scheduler.webp)

## Time machine search

Zone history can be searched, so finding one change in a busy zone no longer means scrolling through months of entries.

## Spaces

Sub-users now see the zones they have access to at the top of the list instead of buried in the full overview, which makes a difference for whitelabel environments with a lot of client domains.

## Sitemap

See the full [sitemap](https://dnsense.io/sitemap.md) for all pages.