Settings for the application-based routing or the Layer%#160;7 application control are located under .
DNS-Destinations
In LANconfig, you specify the names and wildcard expressions for the DNS destinations that you want to treat separately in the firewall under .
- Name
- The name for this DNS destination. This name is used to reference this object.
- Wildcard expressions
- Contains a comma-separated or space-separated list of wildcard expressions. The expressions can contain any number of ? (any character) and * (several arbitrary characters), e.g. "*.lancom.*". The input is limited to 252 characters. If you need more DNS wildcard expressions for a service, then you can group multiple DNS destinations into one referenced object in the DNS destinations list.
Unicode characters for internationalized domain names can be entered as follows:
- UTF-8: Here, one to four bytes must be entered individually as '\x' followed by two hexadecimal digits.
- UTF-16: Here, one or two double bytes must be entered as '\u' followed by four hexadecimal digits.
- UTF-32: Here, the value must be entered as '\U' followed by eight hexadecimal digits.
DNS destination list
In LANconfig, specify the DNS destinations that you want to reference as one object in the firewall under .
- Name
- Name of the list of DNS destinations
- Targets
- Contains a comma-separated or space-separated list of names of the DNS destinations.
Referencing in firewall rules
In you can create a new filter rule and, then, go to the Stations tab and select from the configured DNS destinations under Connections to the following DNS destinations.
In you can create a new rule. Entries from the DNS destinations or DNS destination list tables can be used as Target stations.
