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Entering information<br />

on the Forwarding<br />

IP Address window<br />

Chapter 11: DNS (Domain Name System)<br />

Configuring hosted DNS servers<br />

• If you select Yes, the name server will forward queries it cannot answer<br />

to the name servers listed in the Forward To list only. This is the default.<br />

• If you select No, the name server forwards the query to the name<br />

servers listed in the Forward To list. If they cannot answer the query, the<br />

name server attempts to contact the root server.<br />

4 In the Forward To field, specify the alternate name servers that will be used<br />

when attempting to resolve a query. This list is consulted only if Yes is<br />

selected in the Do Forwarding field. If multiple name servers are defined,<br />

the name servers are consulted in the order listed until the query is<br />

resolved. In a split DNS configuration, when modifying the unbound name<br />

server this list will by default contain four entries for the Internet name<br />

server (127.x.0.1, where x = the external [or Internet] burb number).<br />

Important: If you are using a split DNS configuration, Secure Computing<br />

strongly recommends against defining additional alternate name servers for the<br />

unbound name server. The Internet (or external) name server should be the<br />

only alternate name server defined in this situation.<br />

5 To add another entry to the list <strong>of</strong> authorized name servers, click New under<br />

the Forward To list. See “Entering information on the Forwarding IP<br />

Address window” on page 323 for information on adding a new entry.<br />

6 To delete a name server from the Forward To list, highlight the name server<br />

you want to delete and click Delete.<br />

7 [Conditional] To modify an advanced configuration setting for the name<br />

server, click Advanced. For more information on modifying the Advanced<br />

Server Options window, see “Entering information on the Advanced Server<br />

Options window” on page 324.<br />

Important: Only experienced DNS administrators should modify an advanced<br />

configuration setting.<br />

8 Click the Save icon in the toolbar to save your changes. To configure<br />

additional name server information, see “About the Zones tab” on page<br />

325.<br />

This window is used to add an entry to the list <strong>of</strong> alternate name servers. The<br />

alternate name servers are consulted if the primary name server cannot<br />

resolve a query. Follow the steps below.<br />

1 In the Forward to IP Address field, type the IP address <strong>of</strong> the alternate<br />

name server. Use the standard quad notation when typing the IP address<br />

(for example, 1.1.1.1).<br />

2 Click Add to save the specified IP address to the list <strong>of</strong> alternate name<br />

servers.<br />

3 When you are finished adding alternate name servers, click Close.<br />

323

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