On 23/10/12 12:56, Johan Ihrén wrote:
I think you need to be significantly more specific in what you're doing here.
You have an external version of "example.com", presumably with nameservers on
the public Internet.
You also have an internal version of "example.com", presumably with nameservers
on the inside, specifically 10.0.0.10.
Which zone file is it that contains "external authoritative DNS servers as
well"?
And if you're using views (apart from the "God help you"-part), then you need
to explain that, including your matching rules and what it is that you're trying to
achieve.
Regards,
Johan (firm believer in "DNS should be kept simple")
You're right about the views. The views are on BIND (authoritative) and
have different data for external clients.
What I really want is my internal users to use unbound servers with the
following options:
a) unbound should forward all requests for local zones (*.example.com,
123.123.x.x, 10.x.x.x) to local authoritative servers (BIND)
b) the local zones should not be cached on the unbound because I want
the updates to be automatically propagated.
In another similar setup (but with bind only) the the caching server is
also secondary for each zone, but is not listed in the NS records.
thanks again
Giannis
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