How DNS reduces network complexity
Intelligent Networking eliminates the need for complicated forwarding rules and duplicate name records by controlling resolution pathways through DNS.
Key Takeaways
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.
Mark is a Senior Product Marketing Manager at BlueCat Networks.
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