Use external hosts to link resource records on hosts that aren't managed by Address Manager.
External Hosts are hosts outside of your managed network. Use external hosts to link
resource records on hosts that aren't managed by Address Manager. If a
view contains references to entities completely outside of the IP space managed by
Address Manager, they're defined here. External hosts aren't
deployed to your managed servers. External hosts can be added from the External
Hosts tab of a DNS view, or from the External Hosts tab of a zone template created
at the configuration level.
Note: CNAME records added to
zone templates created at the view level can only be linked to external hosts added from
the External Hosts tab for that view. CNAME records added to zone
templates created at the configuration level can only be linked to external hosts added
from the External Hosts tab of the configuration level zone
template.
To add an external host:
- From the configuration drop-down menu, select a configuration.
-
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.
- If adding an external host at the view level:
- Under DNS Views, click a DNS view.
- If adding an external host to a configuration-level zone template:
- Under Zone Templates, click a zone template.
- If adding an external host at the view level:
- Click the External Hosts tab.
- Under External Hosts, click New.
- Under General, enter the fully qualified domain name for the external host in the Name field.
- Under Optional, enter comments to describe the external host in the Comments field.
- Under Change Control, add comments, if required.
- Click Add or click Add Next.