Domain Name System (Dns); Managing The "Senet" Domain - Fujitsu SE700 User Manual

Networks
2.3.1.2

Domain Name System (DNS)

A DNS server for the "senet" domain which provides name resolution for communication
runs on the MU. The DNS server is configured in such a manner that it performs name
resolutions for "senet" itself and forwards other name resolutions to external DNS servers
which must be configured manually.
The static IPv6 address of the local MU is the first name server in the DNS configuration of
the MU. Two further external DNS servers and the external domain search list can be
configured.
The IPv6 addresses of the two possible MUs are preconfigured on an SU x86 or HNC. No
further configuration is required.
DNS queries are thus directed to the MU via the network segment MCNPR. The MU then
either resolves the address itself for the "senet" domain or forwards the request to the
customer's external DNS servers.
Name resolutions can also be used for the other network segments MONPR and DANPR.
For this purpose the relevant network segments must be configured on the MU in the SE
Manager, and IPv6 autoconfiguration must be enabled (see
configuration" on page
2.3.1.3

Managing the "senet" domain

You manage the names and aliases of the "senet" domain in the SE Manager. You can add,
modify or delete DNS entries (see
The management of the "senet" domain is global. Changes to SE server configurations with
more than one MU are automatically aligned in the DNS.
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Architecture and strategies
section "Managing the IP
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