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In the EMA, navigate to All > Address Context > Zone > Filter SIP Src > FQDN Entry.
The window FQDN Entry appears, with the table (frame) FQDN Entry List. The window FQDN Entry has two drop-down menus - Address Context and Zone.
The parameters in the table (frame) FQDN Entry List are:
Select the appropriate values from the drop-down menus Address Context and Zone. After selection, the known FQDN elements corresponding to the selected values appears in the table FQDN Entry List. Note that the button New FQDN Entry is also active, which is not the default case.
Click the button New FQDN Entry in the frame FQDN Entry List. The frame Create New FQDN Entry appears.
Provide a suitable name and type for the new FQDN entry and click Save to save the changes. Click Undo Edits to cancel all modifications made since the last saved configuration. On saving the changes successfully, the Success message appears. Click Ok and the newly created FQDN entry appears in the table (frame) FQDN Entry List.
Select the FQDN entry that needs to be edited, from the frame FQDN Entry List.
The frames Edit Selected FQDN Entry and FQDN Entry Commands appears.
From the drop-down list Commands in the frame FQDN Entry Commands, click the desired command and then click Select.
If the selected command is Force Dns Query, a new browser window opens that contains the frame forceDnsQuery.
Please ensure that your browser settings allow pop-ups from the EMA.
Click the button forceDnsQuery, or click the symbol for closing the browser window containing the frame. If forceDnsQuery is clicked, a failure message may appear, depending on the situation.
After making necessary modifications, click Save to save the changes made for parameters in the frame Edit Selected FQDN Entry. Click Undo Edits to cancel all changes made since the last saved configuration. On saving the changes successfully, the Success message appears. Click Ok on the message pop-up and the changes will be reflected in the row containing the edited entry in the frame FQDN Entry List.
Select the FQDN entry that needs to be copied, from the frame FQDN Entry List. Click Copy FQDN Entry in the same frame.
The frame Copy Selected FQDN Entry appears.
Make necessary modifications, then click Save to save the changes. Click Undo Edits to cancel all modifications made since the last saved configuration. On saving the changes successfully, the Success message appears.
Select the FQDN entry that needs to be deleted, from the frame FQDN Entry List. Click the delete symbol corresponding to that entry, which is at the right end of the selected row.
A pop-up Delete fqdnEntry appears, asking for confirmation of deletion of the selected FQDN entry. Click Yes to confirm the deletion.
On successful deletion, the Success message appears. Click Ok and the deleted FQDN entry disappears from the frame FQDN Entry List.