Dns Entries - Bay Networks NauticaRS Reference Manual

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DNS Entries

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max-cache-entries
max
10
A valid number
The number of DNS cache entries the router can store.
Increase or decrease this number depending on the
amount of DNS entries your router uses.
DNS entries map domain names to paths. When the Nautica DNS
Proxy needs to resolve a DNS name, it uses these entries to decide
which path, and thereby which DNS server, it should send the
request to. A special entry can be used as the default
To set up DNS entries, use the following syntax:
[co] dn ent domain/pathname
Where co moves BCC into config mode (if required), dn is the
MTD for the dns# object, ent is the MTD for the DNS entry,
domain is the name of a valid domain and pathname is the path
down which this domain can be reached.
Creating a new entry moves BCC into the DNS Entry object.
Typing i at this prompt lists the parameters for the entry. In the
table below, click on the parameter for which you require further
assistance.
domain
Using DNS Proxy Server
pathname
(page 19-8).
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