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The Hosts Table enables you to edit the /etc/hosts file through the WebUI or REST interface. Each line in the Hosts file contains one IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) and at least one FQDN/Host name/Domain name.
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Another use-case is in a pre-deployment scenario in which an administrator would like to divert traffic by mapping the same FQDN to a different IP address. For example, a
can can communicate with a
Lync Skype server under test before it is added to the production network, using the same FQDN, but with a different IP address.
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