albert galois wrote:
> I think this question been answer before but i have forgoten the answer.
> Can anybody help me again in this again?
>
> How to place / configure a internal DNS. The information in the internal
> DNS have to put the internal information or exteranl information? For
> example my internal network is 10.0.0.0 and my external is 201.xx.xx.xx.
> So in the DNS how i set so that from outside, when a user ping
> mail.abc.com.uk, it will refer to the internal mail server? The mail
> server ip is 10.0.0.8. The firewall that i am using is linux firewall
> kernel 2.0.36. and i am using ipportfw to forward a mail to internal
> mail server? The DNS server is on the same machine with the mail server
> and i am using bind 8.1.2
If you wish to serve two different versions of a zone, you need to run
two DNS servers. The external server would be specified in the parent
zone, whilst the internal server would be used by internal hosts (by
specifying it in /etc/resolv.conf, or in the TCP/IP settings dialog on
MS-Windows).
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