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DNS Control

Simple DNS visibility extended with website and server context.

DNS Control helps business, support, implementation, and application teams understand DNS records in a practical way by connecting hostnames, websites, servers, IPs, environments, and ownership context.

See the challenge What users can do
Native DNS view Technical record focus
  • Zones and records
  • A, CNAME, TXT, and other record types
  • IPs without business meaning
  • Manual lookup across tools
DNS Control Business-friendly DNS view
  • Website names and URLs
  • Server names and IPs
  • Environment and ownership context
  • Searchable DNS relationships
The issue

DNS records are technical, but incidents are business-facing.

Native DNS tools show records, zones, aliases, and IPs. During support, release, or incident work, teams usually need to know which website, server, application, or environment is affected.

What teams need

DNS answers in application language.

Support, implementation, development, and business teams need quick visibility from website name to DNS record to IP to server without learning every DNS zone or asking infrastructure teams for every lookup.

How DNS Control helps

It extends DNS records with website and server context.

DNS Control enriches DNS visibility with website names, URLs, server names, IPs, environments, and ownership details so users can understand impact faster.

Business Challenge

A DNS name should not require a long investigation to understand business impact.

When DNS information is disconnected from website and server context, teams lose time translating technical records into application impact.

01

Records do not explain impact

A hostname, alias, or IP address may not clearly show which website, application, client, or environment depends on it.

02

Lookups are spread across tools

Teams may need DNS tools, server inventory, load balancing data, and application knowledge just to understand one website relationship.

03

Infrastructure teams become the lookup bottleneck

Routine questions about where a name points or which server is behind it can turn into tickets for infrastructure or DNS administrators.

04

Change risk is hard to see

Before DNS changes, teams need to understand what websites, servers, environments, and users may be affected.

Why It Matters

DNS Control gives non-DNS teams a practical operational view.

Like F5Control, DNS Control keeps the native technical platform with the infrastructure team while giving other teams fast visibility into the relationships they need for support, releases, and incident response.

Website-to-server visibility

Users can search by website, URL, DNS name, IP, server, environment, or owner to understand how a name connects to infrastructure.

Controlled DNS visibility and request context

Teams can understand existing records and prepare DNS change requests with clearer impact, ownership, and technical context.

SPAVLA Solution

DNS Control translates DNS records into application relationships.

The solution connects technical DNS data with website, server, IP, environment, and ownership information so teams can understand what a DNS record means before they take action.

Native DNS
Record Hostname, alias, record type, target, TTL, and zone information.
Address IP addresses and canonical names that explain where a name resolves technically.
Zone DNS zone ownership and namespace context.
DNS Control view
Website Website name, URL, application, client, or business service where available.
Server Server name, IP, environment, and related infrastructure context.
Impact Owners, relationships, and change impact information for support and implementation teams.
What users can do

A clearer DNS view for teams that support websites and applications.

Business and support teams can search

  • Find DNS records by website, URL, hostname, IP, server, or environment.
  • See which server or application is related to a DNS name.
  • Understand ownership and impact before opening or approving a DNS change request.

Infrastructure teams keep control

  • Keep DNS administration with the DNS and infrastructure teams.
  • Reduce routine lookup requests from non-DNS teams.
  • Provide a shared view for support, release, and incident response.
  • Improve change context before DNS updates are requested.
Business Benefits

Faster DNS understanding with less manual lookup effort.

Website and server context
Faster incident investigation
Less infrastructure lookup work
Better DNS change impact visibility
Typical Users

Designed for teams that need DNS visibility without full DNS administration.

Support Teams Implementation Teams Developers DevOps Teams Infrastructure Teams Business Teams
FAQ

Does DNS Control replace DNS administrators?

No. DNS administrators and infrastructure teams still own DNS configuration. DNS Control provides a clearer operational view for teams that need to understand DNS relationships.

Is DNS Control only a DNS record viewer?

No. The value is connecting DNS records with website, server, IP, environment, ownership, and impact context so teams understand what the records mean.