How DNS reduces network complexity

Intelligent Networking eliminates the need for complicated forwarding rules and duplicate name records by controlling resolution pathways through DNS.

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Network administrators can eliminate the need for complicated forwarding rules and duplicate name records by controlling resolution pathways.  Intelligent Networking optimizes routing pathways by attempting to resolve queries in a customer-defined sequence.  Intelligent Networking can also route traffic directly to trusted services supporting “internet breakout”, bypassing costly MPLS lines.


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Mark is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at BlueCat Networks.

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