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@@ -59,6 +59,27 @@ was changed to match the one of the netbox-plugin-dns plugin closely. To guarant
 ensure that the major and minor version match between both plugins.
 For example, when using netbox-plugin-dns `v1.5.5` install netbox-plugin-dns-bridge `v1.5.x`
 
+## Post 1.0.7 Upgrade Guide
+After version 1.0.7, the project was restructured and renamed. Until that point version updates happened more or less
+automatically. However, this shift is more of a move from one plugin to another as the package name has changed.
+
+This should not be an issue since the slave DNS Servers connected to Netbox can operate independently while this plugin
+is being upgraded.
+
+Make sure to note down the catalog zone serial number before switching.
+
+1. Remove Netbox Bind Provisioner package
+    - Remove `netbox-plugin-bind-provisioner` from **local_dependencies.txt**
+    - Uninstall the package: `pip uninstall netbox-plugin-bind-provisioner`
+2. Install Netbox DNS Bridge package
+    - Install the package `pip install netbox-plugin-dns-bridge`
+    - Put `netbox-plugin-dns-bridge` in your **local_dependencies.txt** so it will be installed on next upgrade.
+3. Follow the Installation Guide below.
+4. Ensure the `dns-transfer-endpoint` service is not running before the next step.
+5. Restore the catalog zone serial you noted down previously so that your slave dns servers continue
+   to pull the changes: `manage.py dns-settings set catalog-zone-soa-serial yourserialnumber`
+6. Start the `dns-transfer-endpoint` service. This should be it.
+
 ## Installation guide
 This setup provisions a BIND9 server directly with DNS data from NetBox. BIND9 can optionally run on
 a separate server. If so, any reference to 127.0.0.1 in step 6 must be replaced with the IP address
@@ -227,3 +248,4 @@ This guide assumes:
 
 7. Restart bind - Done
 
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