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The rule can be defined for:
•
DNS name — queries requiring names of computers will be forwarded to this DNS
server (so called
A
queries)
•
a subnet — queries requiring IP addresses of the particular domain will be forwarded
to the DNS server (reverse domain —
PTR
queries)
Rules can be reordered by arrow buttons. This enables creating of more complex combinations
of rules — e.g. exceptions for certain workstations or subdomains. As the rule list is processed
from the top downwards, rules should be ordered starting by the most specific one (e.g. name
of a particular computer) and with the most general one at the bottom (e.g. the main domain
of the company). Similarly to this, rules for reversed DNS queries should be ordered by subnet
mask length (e.g. with
255.255.255.0
at the top and
255.0.0.0
at the bottom). Rules for
queries concerning names and reversed queries are independent from each other. For better
reference, it is recommended to start with all rules concerning queries for names and continue
with all rules for reversed queries, or vice versa.
Click on the
Add
or the
Edit
button to open a dialog where custom DNS forwarding rules can
be defined.
Figure 8.3
DNS forwarding — a new rule
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