Providers
Akamai Edge DNS Integration Coming Q3 2025
Connect your Akamai Edge DNS to DNS Check and monitor your DNS records.
Prerequisites
- An Akamai account with Edge DNS zones
- API credentials with the following permissions:
- DNS Zone Management Read-only
- DNS Record Management Read-only
Creating API Credentials
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Log in to Akamai Control Center
Visit the Akamai Control Center and log in to your account.
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Create API Client
Navigate to Identity & Access > API Client and create a new client:
- Give it a descriptive name (e.g., "DNS Check Integration")
- Select the appropriate access level
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Configure API Access
Add the following API services to your client:
- DNS—Zone Management (Read-only)
- DNS—Record Management (Read-only)
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Save Credentials
After creating the client, you'll receive:
- Client Token
- Client Secret
- Access Token
Make sure to save these somewhere safe - you won't be able to see them again!
Connecting to DNS Check
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Add Akamai Edge DNS integration
In DNS Check, go to Settings > Integrations and click "Add Akamai Edge DNS".
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Enter API credentials
Enter your Client Token, Client Secret, and Access Token.
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Select zones
Choose which DNS zones you want to monitor. DNS Check will automatically detect all available zones in your account.
Monitoring DNS Records
Once connected, DNS Check will:
- Automatically detect all DNS records in your selected zones
- Monitor for any changes to these records
- Alert you when changes are detected
- Keep a history of all changes for future reference
Security Note
DNS Check only requires read permissions and cannot make any changes to your DNS records. We recommend creating a dedicated API client with minimal permissions for security best practices.
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
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"Unable to list zones"
This usually means the API client doesn't have the correct Zone Management permissions. Review the API client's access settings.
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"Unable to fetch DNS records"
Verify that the API client has Record Management permissions for the zones you're trying to monitor.
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"Authentication failed"
Double-check that you've entered the correct Client Token, Client Secret, and Access Token.
Need help?
Our support team is here to help you get set up. Contact us if you have any questions.