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11-05-2010 01:56 PM
Let's say you have a single physical host with multiple IP addresses with each IP running one or more websites/services.
DNS best practice is apparently to have PTRs pointing to the physical host name, so you might have:
when your forward DNS is:
and CNAME's for www pointing to the A record for each domain.
By default the ACC resolves source/destination by reverse dns, so using the best practise above you wouldn't quickly and easily see which traffic was for which website.
Is there any workaround for this please?
Thanks.
11-08-2010 10:33 AM
Hmm is there a dummies guide on how to do this please?
What I seem to be finding so far is that the ACC always goes of rDNS, but the "resolve" option in traffic monitor goes off rDNS but overrides it with the name of an "address" object that matches the IP.
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