Response Policy zone allows DNS administrators to overlay custom information on top
of the global DNS configurations to provide alternate responses to queries. Response Policy
zone contains a list of domains that need to be blocked or redirected.
To add Response Policy zones:
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Select the DNS tab. Tabs
remember the page you last worked on, so select the tab again to ensure
you're on the Configuration information page.
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Under DNS Views, click a
DNS View then the RP Zones sub tab.
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Under Response Policy Zones, click
New.
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Under General, enter a name for a Response Policy zone
in the Name field.
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Under Type, select Feed and set
the following parameters:
- Feed—select Feed to use
predefined DNS-exploiting malware category lists provided by BlueCat.
Note: In order to obtain the
list of categories, you need to configure a recursive
name-server that can resolve records in the bluecatlabs.net
zone. For more information about name-server configuration mode
in Address Manager, refer to
Adding Name Servers.
- Available Categories—select DNS-exploiting
malware lists to include in the Response Policy zone.
- Subscribed Categories—lists the DNS-exploiting
malware category list that's currently selected.
- Response Policy—select the type of Response
Policy zone that we want to define with the feed category selected.
- Override Refresh Time—select Override Refresh
Time option to set the custom refresh time interval.
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Under Change
Control, add comments, if required.
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Click Add.
After adding Response Policy zones, you must associate the RP Zone configuration
with a DNS server by adding the DNS deployment role.