That'll do the trick but if you could get it to work with a wildcard it seems
like it would save time:
NS your.dns.server.
NS your2.dns.server.
A 66.35.250.150
name IN A 192.168.55.23
name2 IN A 192.168.26.81
name3 IN NS your.dns.server.
name3 IN NS your2.dns.server.
* IN NS ns3.vasoftware.com.
* IN NS ns2.vasoftware.com.
* IN NS ns2.ostg.com.
* IN NS ns1.vasoftware.com.
* IN NS ns1.ostg.com.
Then the only thing you have to worry about changing besides the nameservers is
that one A record.
Steve
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Stephen B. Saunders
Denomin Inc.
http://www.denomin.com/
Quoting Corey Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 23:04 -0600, Michael Torrie wrote:
> > On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 21:22 -0600, Corey Edwards wrote:
> > > Sorry, that really is pretty ambiguous. I meant that anything in
> > > subdomain.foo.example.com won't resolve to the normal address. I started
> > > thinking about it and I wasn't sure why that is, so I ran a few tests.
> > > One of the domains that I forge is slashdot.org. As expected,
> > > yro.slashdot.org won't resolve on my box. Yay! That's because Bind
> > > believes it is authoritative for the whole *.slashdot.org zone, so
> > > anything not listed doesn't exist. foo.bar.yro.slashdot.org doesn't work
> > > either.
> >
> > That's not good for me then. Darn it.
>
> Here's something you can do:
>
> $TTL 3D
> $ORIGIN org.
> slashdot IN SOA slashdot.org. hostmaster.slashdot.org. (
> 2005092101 ; Serial
> 1H ; Refresh - 8h
> 1H ; Retry - 2h
> 4W ; Expire - 4w
> 1H ; Negative Cache TTL - 1d
> )
>
>
> NS your.dns.server.
> A 127.0.0.1
>
>
> $ORIGIN slashdot.org.
> www IN A 127.0.0.1
>
> yro IN NS ns1.ostg.com.
> yro IN NS ns1.vasoftware.com.
>
> Basically you're forging authority for their domain and then delegating
> the subdomains back to them. The drawback there is that you have to
> track NS changes (which should be infrequent) and you have to enumerate
> all subdomains you want to work.
>
> Will that do the trick?
>
> Corey
>
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