

The queries against the zone are forwarded to this host.

Click Add to associate a DNS server or click Remove to delete it from the list. You can choose to forward queries to an external IP address, an on-premise host, or a DNS server group.

If you want to create an IPv4 reverse mapping zone, you need to specify in-addr.arpa as the top-level reverse-mapping zone while specifying a name for the zone. You can either choose a domain name from the drop-down list or select None. Name : Enter a domain name for the zone.On the Create Forward Zone page, specify the following:.On the Zones page, click Create and choose Forward Zone from the drop-down list.From the Cloud Services Portal, click Manage -> DNS -> Zones.To create a forward IPv4 reverse-mapping zone, complete the following:
