Smart DNS (Inbound Link Selection)

Smart DNS enables the FW to intelligently modify the resolved address in the DNS response packet so that users can obtain the most appropriate resolved address.

Understanding Smart DNS: This section describes the overview and implementation of smart DNS.

Key Points for Configuring Smart DNS: This section describes how to configure smart DNS.

Web: Example for Configuring Single-server Smart DNS in ISP Egress Mode: This section provides an example for configuring single-server smart DNS in ISP egress mode.

CLI: Example for Configuring Single-Server Smart DNS in ISP Egress Mode: This section provides an example for configuring single-server smart DNS in ISP egress mode.

Web: Example for Configuring Multi-server Smart DNS in ISP Egress Mode: This section provides an example for configuring multi-server smart DNS in ISP egress mode.

CLI: Example for Configuring Multi-server Smart DNS in ISP Egress Mode: This section provides an example for configuring multi-server smart DNS in ISP egress mode.

Web: Example for Configuring Single-Server Smart DNS in Round Robin Mode: This section provides an example for configuring single-server smart DNS in round robin mode on the web UI.

CLI: Example for Configuring Single-Server Smart DNS in Round Robin Mode: This section provides an example for configuring single-server smart DNS in round robin mode.

Web: Example for Configuring Round Robin-Based Multi-Server Smart DNS: This section provides an example for configuring round robin-based multi-server smart DNS.

CLI: Example for Configuring Round Robin-Based Multi-Server Smart DNS: This section provides an example for configuring round robin-based multi-server smart DNS.

Parent Topic: Intelligent Uplink Selection

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