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[Gateway] DNS resolver BYOIP #19183
[Gateway] DNS resolver BYOIP #19183
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3 files reviewed, 2 total issue(s) found.
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Gateway uses the public source IPv4 address of your network to identify your DNS location, apply policies and log DNS requests. Unless you have purchased a [dedicated IPv4 resolver IP](#dns-resolver-ip), you must provide source IP addresses for the IPv4 traffic you want to filter with DNS policies. Otherwise, Gateway will not be able to attribute the traffic to your account. | ||
When you create a DNS location, Gateway will resolve queries over IPv4 with the default DNS resolver IP addresses. These addresses are Anycast IP addresses shared across every Cloudflare Zero Trust account. To resolve queries over IPv6, your location will receive and use a unique DNS resolver IPv6 address. These IP addresses are how Gateway will match DNS queries to locations and apply the appropriate filtering rules. |
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When you create a DNS location, Gateway will resolve queries over IPv4 with the default DNS resolver IP addresses. These addresses are Anycast IP addresses shared across every Cloudflare Zero Trust account. To resolve queries over IPv6, your location will receive and use a unique DNS resolver IPv6 address. These IP addresses are how Gateway will match DNS queries to locations and apply the appropriate filtering rules. | |
When you create a DNS location, Gateway will resolve queries over IPv4 with the default DNS resolver IP addresses. These addresses are anycast IP addresses shared across every Cloudflare Zero Trust account. To resolve queries over IPv6, your location will receive and use a unique DNS resolver IPv6 address. These IP addresses are how Gateway will match DNS queries to locations and apply the appropriate filtering rules. |
Issues:
- Style Guide - (Terms-error) Use 'anycast' instead of 'Anycast'.
Fix Explanation:
The term 'Anycast' should be changed to 'anycast' to comply with the style guide's capitalization rules. This change does not affect code references or templating language syntax, so it is safe to apply.
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If you are on the Enterprise plan, you have the option of manually entering one or more source IP addresses of your choice. This enables you to create Gateway DNS locations even if you are not connecting from any of those networks' IP addresses. | ||
Enterprise users can request a dedicated DNS resolver IPv4 address to be provisioned for a DNS location instead of the default Anycast addresses. Queries forwarded to that address will be identified using the dedicated DNS resolver IPv4 address. |
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Enterprise users can request a dedicated DNS resolver IPv4 address to be provisioned for a DNS location instead of the default Anycast addresses. Queries forwarded to that address will be identified using the dedicated DNS resolver IPv4 address. | |
Enterprise users can request a dedicated DNS resolver IPv4 address to be provisioned for a DNS location instead of the default anycast addresses. Queries forwarded to that address will be identified using the dedicated DNS resolver IPv4 address. |
Issues:
- Style Guide - (Terms-error) Use 'anycast' instead of 'Anycast'.
Fix Explanation:
The term 'Anycast' should be lowercase 'anycast' as per the style guide recommendation. This is a straightforward capitalization correction.
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PCX-11117