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Welcome to IBM NS1 Connect!

IBM NS1 Connect provides intelligent DNS and traffic management that enables highly sophisticated management and automation of applications and services. Join our community to learn more from industry experts. As part of this community, you can ask questions, share advice, insights, and best practices. As a member of this user community, you'll receive access to numerous resources, including:       

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  • News, information, and announcements

We look forward to you joining our community and actively participating in it - Learn about IBM NS1 Connect here!

Latest Discussions

  • Hi Gabriel, If you are looking to setup a URLFWD-type Record/HTTP Redirect/HTTP Masking Record, you might want to check this Help Article. This will bring you through the steps needed to create one of these advanced record types, via the ...

  • Hi team - as per the title, how do I go about setting up a URLFWD record? ------------------------------ Gabriel Marte Blanco Austin TX ------------------------------

  • If you've built a traffic steering/GSLB configuration with filter chains, you might want to check out this page that explains how to test it using dig. Testing Filter Chain responses using dig – NS1 Help Center ------------------------------ Terry ...

Latest Blogs

  • IBM NS1 Connect , IBM's portfolio of premium DNS and advanced traffic steering solutions that improve overall network reliability and user experience, recently achieved a significant milestone. On August 8, 2023 the NS1 Information Security Management ...

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  • I recently provided a peek behind the curtain of NS1’s internal operations to show how we leverage Netbox for network automation . In this post, I’ll show how Orb - an open-source network observability tool we developed internally - keeps the NS1 ...

  • Implementing DNSSEC seems like it should be a no-brainer. After all, why wouldn’t you want to monitor the integrity of DNS traffic? If someone was fiddling with DNS packets en route, wouldn’t you want to stop it? Yet as any network administrator ...

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