> On Wed, 21 Apr 1999, Cary O'Brien wrote:
>
> > All I can say is that I have set up systems to dial one of two places,
> > depending on the ip address. I set up 2 diald processes, one to connect
> > to my ISP, one to connect to a customer's internal lan. This required
> > 2 separate diald processes. The customer had a full-time internet
> > link, so whichever link came up got the default route.
>
> How did you handle the DNS issues? I think I have a way using bind, but
> I'm not totally sure ...
>
Hmm... Don't recall this being a problem.
I see -- the customer had a full-time ip connection, so whichever link
came up, I always used the nameservers at my isp.
In addition, I put the ip addresses of the customer's machines
in my /etc/hosts file.
-- cary
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