What do I need to insert in to DNS to make my GSS work?

I received this question on the Global Site Selector (GSS) and it occurs to me that this information could be very useful to know...  Besides it is not spoken of very often because it usually is not a Network Engineer that configures the DNS server, it is...  well, a DNS guy or a Unix guy...

So, the question is; "What do I need to insert in to DNS to make my GSS work?"

The GSS works by having a delegation record in the DNS server or DNS Proxy (D-Proxy) server.

This is an example of what gets added to BIND for delegation:

; DNS Delegation to Cisco GSSM's for SQL clusters

; Sub-domains delegated to GSS Network

sql IN NS awetech-gssm.awesometechhhome.com.

IN NS awetech-gss2.awesometechhome.com.

; “Glue” A records with GSS interface addresses

; Cisco GSS Awesome Technologies Primary Data Center Site (Fulton, NY)
awetech-gssm IN A 24.12.138.19

; Cisco GSS Awesome Technologies Secondary Data Center Site (Syracuse, NY)

awetech-gss2 IN A 64.19.128.11

; End Delegation


So, I guess that answers that question...  If you have any further questions, please drop up a line.

Henry Willcox
President / CEO
Awesome Technologies Inc.

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