Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP1 - GATEWAY GUIDE Manual page 95

2 (Conditional) If the Access Gateway is a member of a cluster, select the server you want to
configure from the list of servers in the Cluster Member field. All changes made to this page
apply to the selected server.
3 Fill in the following fields:
Server Hostname: Displays the unique host or computer name that you have assigned to the
Access Gateway machine. If you modify this name, you need to modify the entry for the
Access Gateway in your DNS server to resolve this new name.
Domain: Specifies the domain name for your network. Your DNS server must be configured to
resolve the combination of the server hostname and the domain name to the Access Gateway
machine. This field assumes you are using dotted names for your machines, such as
sales.mytest.com, where sales is the Server Hostname and mytest.com is the Domain.
DNS Server IP Addresses: Displays the IP addresses of the servers on your network that
resolve DNS names to IP addresses. You can have up to three servers in the list. If you specified
any addresses during installation, they appear in this list. To manage the servers in this list,
select one of the following options:
New: To add a server to the list, click this option and specify the IP address of a DNS
server.
Delete: To delete a server from the list, select the address of a server, then click this
option.
Order: To modify the order in which the DNS servers are listed, select the server, then
click either the up-arrow or the down-arrow buttons. The first server in the list is the first
server contacted when a DNS name needs to be resolved.
4 Configure the DNS Cache Settings. These options allow you to control the refresh of DNS
information. These are all standard DNS options.
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