Domain Name System (DNS)

In this section:

  1. Creating a DNS Server Profile
    A DNS server profile allows you to specify the primary and secondary address of the DNS server for devices to identify the host name within the specified zone.
  2. 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.
Parent topic: AP Services