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'''Note: ''' This article describes how to configure a DNS Group, which is not the same as creating a [[Toolpack:set_DNS_A|DNS server group for the Linux host]]. | '''Note: ''' This article describes how to configure a DNS Group, which is not the same as creating a [[Toolpack:set_DNS_A|DNS server group for the Linux host]]. | ||
| − | You can create one or more DNS Groups to manage the DNS Server traffic of Fully Qualified Domain Names. | + | You can create one or more DNS Groups to manage the DNS Server traffic of Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN). |
1- Click '''DNS''' in the navigation panel | 1- Click '''DNS''' in the navigation panel | ||
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6- Configure the DNS Server. | 6- Configure the DNS Server. | ||
*Enter a name for the DNS server. | *Enter a name for the DNS server. | ||
| − | *Enter | + | *Enter an IP address for the server. |
| − | *Select a Local IP interface. | + | *Select a Local IP interface. This is the interface through which the DNS requests will be transmitted. |
*Click '''Create'''. | *Click '''Create'''. | ||
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[[Image:dns_group_6.png]]<br><br> | [[Image:dns_group_6.png]]<br><br> | ||
| − | 8- Select an IP interface from the list of available interfaces. | + | 8- Select an IP interface from the list of available interfaces. The interfaces that are added will have |
| + | their FQDN requests resolved by this DNS group. | ||
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*Click [[Image:dns_group_8.png]] to move the available interface over to the '''Current''' list. | *Click [[Image:dns_group_8.png]] to move the available interface over to the '''Current''' list. | ||
[[Image:dns_group_7.png]]<br><br> | [[Image:dns_group_7.png]]<br><br> | ||
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*Click '''Create'''. | *Click '''Create'''. | ||
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The DNS Group with the new DNS Server and DNS Local entries are displayed. | The DNS Group with the new DNS Server and DNS Local entries are displayed. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:26, 15 December 2020
| This article applies to: | Product | Version |
| SBC | 3.1 |
Note: This article describes how to configure a DNS Group, which is not the same as creating a DNS server group for the Linux host.
You can create one or more DNS Groups to manage the DNS Server traffic of Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN).
1- Click DNS in the navigation panel
2- Click Create New DNS Group
3- Enter a name for the DNS Group.
- Click Create
4- Verify that the "DNS group was successfully created" message appears
5- Create a DNS Server for the DNS Group.
- Click Create New DNS Server.
6- Configure the DNS Server.
- Enter a name for the DNS server.
- Enter an IP address for the server.
- Select a Local IP interface. This is the interface through which the DNS requests will be transmitted.
- Click Create.
7- Verify that the "DNS server was successfully created" message appears
8- Select an IP interface from the list of available interfaces. The interfaces that are added will have their FQDN requests resolved by this DNS group.
- Click
to move the available interface over to the Current list.
- Click Create.
The DNS Group with the new DNS Server and DNS Local entries are displayed.
List of Parameters
