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Cloud DNS Service
BlueCat Cloud DNS Service is a cloud-hosted external authoritative DNS service integrated seamlessly with BlueCat Address Manager. It allows customers to…
BlueCat Server Update Services – Feature of the Month
BSUS provides features such as scheduling updates, staging them before the upgrade, and applying patches to a group of servers. Check out the video for all…
Bulk import DDI data with BlueCat Integrity 9.5
Users can quickly import IPv4 blocks, networks, ranges, addresses, and Mac addresses via CSV or JSON formats using the Import Entities via API.
RESTful API Swagger Docs BlueCat Integrity 9.5
Learn how you can use BlueCat’s interactive documentation of standard methods, based on the open API 3.0 schema, to test out API calls in the browser…
Health Monitoring – Feature of the Month
BlueCat Health Monitoring is a tool that provides greater visibility into the performance of your BDDS servers. Check out the video to learn more.
BlueCat Cloud Resolver Demo
BlueCat Cloud Resolver is the first cloud-native DNS resolver that provides immediate resolution to and across any private virtual network.
Integrity 9.4: User Defined Links
User Defined Links are now more accessible by adding GUI capabilities for the creation of the links.
BlueCat Cloud Resolver – Feature of the Month
See how Cloud Resolver allows administrators to reduce complexity and easily manage their Cloud DNS zones.
Centralize DDI data from multicloud environments using Cloud Discovery and Visibility
Overview of BlueCat Cloud Discovery & Visibility.
Postman and GET with Micetro API
Use the Micetro API to read (GET) information about your DNS, DHCP, and IPAM environment
Getting DNS records with Swagger
Use the Micetro API and Swagger to read (GET) information about DNS in your environment.
DNS glossary
Understanding DDI can be challenging.
All that jargon. All those acronyms. It’s why we’ve written an A-Z of DNS-related terms. You’ll never mix up ‘NSD’ and ‘NTP’ at a dinner party again…