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SmartWare Software Configuration Guide 
28 • DNS configuration
You can test the DNS server configuration using the 
dns-lookup
 command as follows:
Example: Testing DNS server configuration
node(cfg)#dns-lookup www.patton.com
Name:    www.patton.com
Address: 209.49.110.5
Note
The DNS resolver automatically learns domain name servers if it receives 
them through PPP or DHCP protocols. You can verify that the DNS 
resolver has received domain name servers by using the 
show dns-client
 
command as follows:
node(cfg)#show dns-client
The following DNS servers are currently available:
  Configured IP: 195.186.1.110
  Discovered IP: 81.221.250.10  (Not used)
  Discovered IP: 81.221.252.10  (Not used)
node(cfg)#
Configured IP indicates a domain name server that has been configured as 
shown at the beginning of this section. Discovered IP indicates a domain 
name server that was learned automatically.
Figure 45. DNS relay diagram
Enabling the DNS relay
DNS (Domain Name System) is a distributed database used in IP networks to provide the numerical IP 
address for a URL’s host name. There are DNS Servers, DNS Relays, and DNS Clients (see 
clients send queries with the host-name of interest to the DNS Server. The DNS server responds with the IP 
DNS Client
TCP
UDP
User’s PC
IP
ENET
DNS Relay
TCP
UDP
Node
IP
ENET
WAN
IP
ENET
W
Localized DNS
query traffic
DNS Server
TCP
UDP
Remote Location
(somewhere on
the Internet)
IP
WAN
WA
DNS query on
the WAN side