I am trying to set up a small office of software developers with FreeIPA. My ipa-server-install fails with "DNS zone example.com. already exists in DNS and is handled by servers foo1.myisp.net...".
We do have basic hosted dns for our few public facing servers but I want to run an internal DNS on the LAN (and on the OpenVPN) to do name resolution. We don't currently have any AD or Kerberos, this is basically a new company with just a few people and a few workstations and will probably never grow very large without massive infrastructure changes that would be way out of scope for what I am trying to do. I was going to set up the internal computers as workstation1.internal.mycompany.com, workstation2.internal.mycompany.com, etc. since my understanding is that I can't do it without a subdomain since the primary domain DNS server already exists. I am putting this on a new server with a fresh install of CentOS 8. The ipa server is ipa.mycompany.com, or is it supposed to be ipa.internal.mycompany.com? I was trying to use all the defaults when calling ipa-server-install --setup-dns, but I don't really understand where to tell it about the subdomain. None of the many tutorials I have read seem to deal with my use case even though it seems like something lots of people would want to do. Am I using the right tool for this job? Am I just not finding the right web page that makes it easy? Can I run a small network with about 10 hosts and about 10 users on one freeipa host? I also have a separate box for pfsense/openvpn and maybe I could run a failover dns server on that, but I can't even get the main server running. Thanks in advance for any help with this.
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