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Title: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: trold1964 on March 07, 2010, 05:37:27 AM

Hello

I have DNS hosting

Tracking of my domain name to my Fixed IP Address

I have a domain
mydomain.dk

I add domain names into IP address fields

Name ..: mydomain

Address: dns: mydomain.dk

How can I use my domain on DFL-210?

Title: Re: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: Fatman on March 08, 2010, 12:54:12 PM

where do you want to use your domain, it sounds like you have already figured out making a DNS object?  That is the hard part.

Title: Re: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: danilovav on March 09, 2010, 10:30:40 PM

Using FQDN allowed only as NTP servers, VPN endpoins, maybe RADIUS/LDAP (i am not sure because never used it). In all other cases you should use IP addresses.

Title: Re: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: trold1964 on March 11, 2010, 03:49:51 AM

Hello
Excuse my English.
What I meant was, how can I use my domain in the DFL-210
I have not seen any examples of domain

Title: Re: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: danilovav on March 11, 2010, 08:24:13 PM

In object or directly in value you can specify dns:yourdomain.com
But see my previous post where you can use it

Title: Re: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: trold1964 on March 12, 2010, 06:11:03 AM

Sorry do not understand NTP

NTP stands for "Network Time Protocol "

I've tried to find something on the Internet
What I found was.

NTP is often used in routers and computers. Do we have multiple devices on a LAN, using NTP, since one can usefully include a computer, or perhaps more smart router running as a local NTP server for other units, and just let this one unit to synchronize to an NTP server Internet.

So I can use NTP to synchronize all of my computer on my network.

Title: Re: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: danilovav on March 13, 2010, 01:00:35 AM

DFL does not provide NTP server/relay. You can use direct servers from internet (for example, i use time.symmetricom.com) or implement NTP relay like DNS relay (for port 123 TCP/UDP).

Title: Re: How can I use the domain name on DFL-210
Post by: trold1964 on March 15, 2010, 08:16:57 AM

I was well aware that all routers and some other devices using NTP server.

But it was with my domain DNS: mydomain.com to my DFL-210.

For what reason should I add domain names into IP address fields in the DFL-210 just because it would be the NTP server when there are so many NTP server on the Internet.

I thought it could be used for anything else on DFL-210.

I apologize if my English is translated incorrectly.