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tli
Visitor III
October 27, 2023
Question

FQDN

  • October 27, 2023
  • 10 replies
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Hi guys ,

Can i get an valid  fqdn created on fortigate just for local purpose , as the option is available , i mean a DNS A record . 

And also , do a need to have domain name , can i have this created on fortigate as well so i can complete this purpose .

Look forward to your reply .

 

Thanks !

 

10 replies

mle2802
Staff
Staff
October 27, 2023

Hi @tli,

You can configure FortiGate as DNS server and create DNS record as your need. Please refer to this document for more information "https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortigate/7.4.1/administration-guide/960561/fortigate-dns-server"

Regards,
Minh

tli
tliAuthor
Visitor III
October 27, 2023

Many thanks - I will take a look .

 

Thanks !

ebilcari
Staff
Staff
October 27, 2023

You can configure FGT as a DNS server from GUI after enabling DNS Database from Feature Visibility.

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Emirjon
tli
tliAuthor
Visitor III
March 21, 2024

@ebilcari sorry for the late , i lost my password and  recovered successfully.

Listen ,  i did all of that , iam using Forigate 100D -  but both  ping test and nslookup do not give right response . Iam seeing some docs explain it s recommended in the dhcp server within the fotinet , you have to set the " same as interface" on Dns server option , but anyway i also tried this with no success ... Just to show you my tries... in case you have completed this , please post a reply .

 

Thanks !

AEK
SuperUser
SuperUser
March 21, 2024

You need to configure on your client the FG IP as primary DNS server.

The FG IP is the one the FG DNS server is listening on.

You can do a test from client like this:

nslookup  sub.domain.com  x.x.x.x

Where x.x.x.x is the FG IP of the interface on which DNS server is listening on

 
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