OK, that's what I want to do. I have just heard and read it's not a
good idea. I have been running it that way and it's been working fine.
I am just trying to implement the caching nameserver. I don't really
need to go through this exercise, since it worked just fine before and I
could easily go back to how I was doing it before. We were chasing down
a slow condition with my server that turned out to be something else
after all. A caching nameserver is recommended for speed and
efficiency, and that's why I wanted to implement it. Are you running a
caching nameserver on yours?
Aleksander Podsiadly wrote:
> W dniu 28.09.2009 19:46, Maxwell Smart pisze:
>> [...] I may
>> have to separate my DNS server from my web/mail server even though it's
>> only a slave server.
>>
> What for? I have all services on one server and all works fine.
>
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