This configures the Netra Server as a DNS Server with a list of DNS root servers to query. If you configure the Netra server as a DNS server, you would normally configure it to be a DNS client of itself. Set up the server before you configure the client.
From the Main Administration page, under "Network Service Administration," click Name Service, then click DNS (Domain Name Service) Server Administration.
Under "DNS Server," click Configure as a basic DNS Server.
The Basic DNS Server Configuration page is displayed.
Complete the form using the information in following table.
Table 3-7 Basic DNS Server Configuration
After successfully configuring a DNS server, the module checks to see if the DNS server is configured as a client of itself. The Operation Successful message, displays information about the server configuration, and if the DNS server is not configured as a DNS client of itself, provides a link to the DNS client configuration form.
If you change the name of the domain in which the server resides, the DNS resource files for the primary domains are updated with respect to the contact address and the name server address of the Netra server. Review the individual primary domains to update any other references to the old domain name.
From the Main Administration page, under "Network Service Administration," click Name Service, then click DNS (Domain Name Service) Server Administration.
The DNS Server Administration page is displayed.
Choose one of the following:
To modify a Basic DNS server, click Modify, and make the changes in the form using Table 3-7 as a reference.
To delete a Basic DNS server, click Delete, then confirm the operation.