Getting started with DNS/DHCP Servers - BlueCat Integrity - 9.5.0

Address Manager Administration Guide

Locale
English
Product name
BlueCat Integrity
Version
9.5.0

This section describes how to configure an IP address and default gateway to your DNS/DHCP Server.

The procedure for configuring a DNS/DHCP Server and adding it to Address Manager will vary according to the number of interfaces on your DNS/DHCP Server appliance, and the number of interfaces that you want to use. Each DNS/DHCP Server interface (including eth1) should be on a separate network to avoid any potential issues.

BlueCat DNS/DHCP Servers are available in the following configurations:
  • 2-port DNS/DHCP Server
  • 3-port DNS/DHCP Server
  • 3-port DNS/DHCP Server VM
  • 4-port DNS/DHCP Server
The following table describes the interfaces that are being used by different types of DNS/DHCP Server appliances.
Number of ports eth0 eth1 eth2 eth3
2-port DNS/DHCP Server Services / Management xHA N/A N/A
3-port DNS/DHCP Server Services xHA Management N/A
4-port DNS/DHCP Server Services xHA Management Redundancy
  • DNS/DHCP Server features support for Dedicated Management on 3 and 4-port DNS/DHCP Server appliances and 3-port DNS/DHCP Server virtual machines, isolating all management traffic onto the eth2 interface and all services traffic onto the eth0 interface.
  • DNS/DHCP Server appliances with four network interfaces can be configured for Services (eth0), xHA (eth1), Management (eth2), and Redundancy (eth3) through port bonding (bond0=eth0 + eth3). DNS/DHCP Server VMs can be configured with three network interfaces to support Services, xHA, and Management.
  • DNS/DHCP Servers can be configured with multiple VLAN interfaces. For details, refer to VLAN tagging.