XiNCOM XC-DPG603 Domain Name Configuration, Configuring your Domain Name services, SOA Record

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Domain Name Configuration

Domain Name Configuration

Configuring your Domain Name services

Register your Domain Name with an Internet Name Registrar. Log into your Domain Name management console and locate the domain name settings for NS1 and NS2 (some Registrar services use up to NS3 and NS4). Input the IP address from your XC-DPG603 WAN 1 and WAN 2 to your domain name’s NS1 and NS2 settings.

Domain Name Management Console

NS1.xxx.xxx.xxx:

( Input IP settings from WAN 1 )

NS2.xxx.xxx.xxx:

( Input IP settings from WAN 2 )

It will take up to two or more days for your domain name records to propagate to all the servers on the Internet.

Note: Please consult your Internet Name Registrar for any specific information regarding your domain name management.

DNS Server Configuration

Prior to configuring the Authoritative DNS on the XiNCOM XC-DPG603, it is recommended that you configure all of the WAN lines that will be used.

1.Click DNS Configuration from the XiNCOM XC-DPG603 main menu. Select Configure DNS.

2.In the Configure DNS section enter you domain name server host configuration. Submit the changes.

Setup DNS Server

This option lets you select which DNS server you want the entry to belong to.

SOA Record

Domain Name

Sets your registered domain name.

Primary Name Server

This sets the primary name server for your domain. (Example: NS1.yourdomain.com)

Admin Mail Box

This field sets the administrator’s mail box for the DNS.

Serial Number

This setting is used by the secondary name server. The serial number determines if a zone transfer is required from the primary name server.

Refresh Interval

The user can set the amount of time for the serial number to check the primary name server.

Retry Interval

In the event of a Refresh Interval failure, this field sets the amount of time for the name server to reinitiate the Refresh Interval.

Expiration Limit

The user can define an expiration limit for the name server to stop serving its associated zone in the event of recurring failed refresh intervals.

Minimum TTL

This field sets the time in seconds before the cached record is purged.

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XiNCOM XC-DPG603 manual Domain Name Configuration, Configuring your Domain Name services, Domain Name Management Console