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v Identifies a DNS server at 10.10.10.240 UDP port 60000.
v Deletes the specified DNS provider.
v Deletes all DNS providers.
search-domain
Adds an entry to the IP domain-suffix search table, thus enabling the usage of
non-fully qualified domain names.
Syntax
search-domain domain
no search-domain domain
Parameters
domain Specifies a base domain name to which a host name can be prefixed.
Guidelines
The search-domain and ip domain commands both enable the usage on non-fully
qualified domain names (host names) by specifying a list of one or more domain
names that can be appended to a host name.
Use multiple search-domain or ip domain commands to add more than one entry
to the IP domain name table.
The appliance attempts to resolve a host name in conjunction with any domains
identified by the search-domain or ip domain commands. The host name is
resolved as soon as a match is found.
Use the no search-domain command to delete an entry from the table.
Related Commands
ip domain
Examples
v Adds the datapower.com, somewhereelse.com, and endoftheearth.com IP domains
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Command Reference
# name-server 10.10.10.240 60000
#
# no name-server 10.10.10.240
#
# no name-server *
#
to the IP domain table. The appliance attempts to resolve the host name loki in
following ways:
– loki.datapower.com
– loki.somewhereelse.com
– loki.endoftheearth.com
# search-domain datapower.com
# search-domain somewhereelse.com
# search-domain endoftheearth.com
# exit
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