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Chapter 13 DHCP, DNS and WCCP Services
Dynamic DNS
Add/Edit Dynamic DNS Update Methods
The Add/Edit Dynamic DNS Update Methods dialog box lets you add a new method or edit a previously
added method. You can specify the method name (if adding a method), specify the interval between
DDNS update attempts, and specify whether the DDNS client attempts to update both or neither of the
two DNS records, the A record and the PTR record.
Fields
Name—If you are adding a method, enter then name of the new method in this field. If you are
editing an existing method, this field is display-only and shows the name of the method selected for
editing.
Update Interval—Specifies the time to elapse between update attempts. The interval ranges from 0
to nearly one year.
Days—Choose the number of days between update attempts from 0 to 364.
Hours—Choose the number of hours (in whole numbers) between update attempts from 0 to 23.
Minutes—Choose the number of minutes (in whole numbers) between update attempts from 0
to 59.
Seconds—Choose the number of minutes (in whole numbers) between update attempts from 0
to 59.
Update Records—Click Both (A and PTR Records) for the client to attempt updates to both the
A and PTR DNS resource records, or click A Records Only to update just the A records. This
is the individual method setting for DNS server records updated by the client.
These units are additive. That is, if you enter 0 days, 0 hours, 5 minutes and 15 seconds, the update
method will attempt an update every 5 minutes and 15 seconds for as long as the method is active.
Modes
The following table shows the modes in which this feature is available:
Add/Edit Dynamic DNS Interface Settings
The Add/Edit Dynamic DNS Interface Settings allows you to configure DDNS on a security appliance
interface. You can assign an update method, specify the hostname, and configure DHCP server updating
of both the A and PTR records by the client or neither.
Fields
Interface—Choose an interface on which to configure DDNS from the menu.
Update Method—Choose an available DDNS update method from the menu.
Hostname—Enter the hostname of the DDNS client.
Firewall Mode Security Context
Routed Transparent Single
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