Read through the integration instructions for the device types that support DNS where the hardware of the device type facilitates how DNS traffics is moved through Secure Access.
A network device is any hardware device—for example, a router, switch, or access point—that can encrypt and route DNS traffic to Secure Access's recursive DNS servers. Some network devices provide these additional features:
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Adding internal IP addresses to DNS requests.
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Policy by network segment or service set identifier (SSID).
Network Device Integrations
Review this chapter and discover how to integrate a network device to Secure Access. Below are examples and information on how to integrate some of the more common device types.