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Re: Alias record not responding to query
by RossGibson in NIOS DNS DHCP IPAM
Tuesday
You need to make sure that the DNS Resolver on the member is configured properl...
Re: Value Metrics Dashboard
by dsignori in Reporting
10-06-2023
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Thanks, Ross. Couldn't have done it without help from Steve Salo and Sanjeev Manurkar.
Re: Can we create a reverse DNS lookup zone for a /17 network in infoblox
by RossGibson in Reporting
10-06-2023
The question you posed here is a DNS architecture question, it isn't related to...
Re: Infoblox and Windows DNS Servers question
by RossGibson in Reporting
10-06-2023
The question you posed here is a DNS architecture question, it isn't related to...
Re: DNS Client Query Analysis Dashboard
by RossGibson in Reporting
09-14-2023
Is query capture enabled and is the CDC configured to send it to the reporting member? If not, that is your issue.
Re: CNAME recursion and Type A record
by RossGibson in NIOS DNS DHCP IPAM
01-26-2023
The way you want it to work happens to be the way it already works by default w...
Re: Set authority bit On
by RossGibson in NIOS DNS DHCP IPAM
01-07-2020
As I understand the architecture you described, your Infoblox is serving as a c...
Re: How can we prevent reverse DNS queries against RFC 1918 "private" IP addresses?
by WBounni in NIOS DNS DHCP IPAM
07-18-2019
Thank you RossG.
Re: CNAME record for a auth domain
by RossGibson in NIOS DNS DHCP IPAM
07-16-2019
2 Kudos
Out of curiosity, are you trying to do this just for the apex entry for the zon...
Re: 8.4 Syslog - unknown field
by RossGibson in NIOS DNS DHCP IPAM
07-16-2019
I believe what you are referring to is the DNS Cookie, which is enabled by default in BIND 9.11. Here is a bit of information from ISC on DNS Cookies: https://kb.isc.org/docs/aa-01387

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