Creating a DNS Spoofing Profile

A DNS spoofing profile allows you to specify individual Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) entries to bypass DNS resolution and provide clients with the result specified in the associated rules. The AP intercepts DNS queries for specified URLs and returns a spoofed response containing the IP address defined in the DNS spoofing profile.
To create a DNS Spoofing Profile, Perform the following:
  1. Click Services > Others > DNS Spoofing
  2. Select a zone to create a DNS spoofing profile and click Create.
    This displays Create DNS Spoofing Profile page.

    Create DNS Spoofing Profile

  3. Configure the following:
    1. General Options
      1. Name: Enter a name to identify the DNS spoofing profile.
      2. Description: Enter a short description for the profile.
    2. Rules
      1. Click Create, and the Create Rules dialog box is displayed.
      2. Domain Name : Enter the FQDN of an individual host entry.
      3. IP List: IP Address: Enter the IP Address to resolve the domain name and click Add. If the user sends a request with the domain name configured in the DNS Spoofing profile, then the AP responds with the IP address configured in the DNS Spoofing profile for the requested domain name.
      4. Click OK to save the rule.
    3. Click OK to confirm the creation of DNS spoofing profile.

    Note: You can also edit, clone or delete the profile by selecting the options Configure, Clone or Delete from the DNS Spoofing page.

Parent topic: Domain Name System (DNS)