On 9 Jun 99, at 8:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about
"Re: Virtual Hosts":
| > It's not a problem. First, you need to split your DNS. You need an
| > *internal* DNS server that has a complete map of your 10.x.x.x
| > network. This is the one your internal machines will send queries
| > to.
|
| What do you mean by splitting my DNS... does this mean having two
| different DNS servers running? One on the gateway machine and another on
| any other internal machine?
Exactly. The internal server and the public server are both set up
as authoritative for your domain. The internal server's zone files
(forward & reverse) include all your internal hosts and use your
internal IP's. The public server's zone(s) includes only the names
you want to be visible to the outside world, with their corresponding
public IP's.
Your internal server can be set up to do its own lookups for names in
other domains, caching the results. Or it can be set up to forward
requests to your public server, or even your ISP's server.
- Fred Viles <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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