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Last published : Sep 24, 2026
If GSLB is configured on the NetScaler and the ADC is authoritative for the zone to which the GSLB domain names belong, all GLSB domain names are signed when the zone is signed. For more information about signing a zone for which the ADC is authoritative, see Configure DNSSEC when the NetScaler appliance is authoritative for a zone.
If the GSLB domains belong to a zone for which the back-end name servers are authoritative, you must:
First sign the zone on the name servers.
Then sign the partial zone on the ADC to complete the DNSSEC configuration for the zone.
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