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DNS forwards
I have to put in an Forward from an ip adress to another in our
DNS , anyone know how to do that i pretty sure i have to put in somewhere in the named files but where? I tryed to put it in like an CNAME but it didn't work. any suggestions? /Nick |
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First, it would really help if you told us what OS you are running. My HPUX is setup rather differently than some other OSs.
If I understand correctly, the CNAME is an alias hostname. I think you need to define it first before you can give it an alias. If you don't have the O'Reilly TCP/IP and the DNS/BIND books, get them. They are GREAT!. I think the TCP/IP book is what will help you with the named.* files. I haven't really dealt with that but I have the book and it discusses exactly what you are asking. Hope this helps!
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It would also help to know what version of bind.
On version 8 it would be named.conf and would look something like ( this is the top part of the file - shortened to what you needed - IP addresses changed to protect the company): # Bind 8 Config File # Created 9/16/98 Kurt Strassner # High Level Options options { directory "/var/named" ; version "NOYB"; multiple-cnames yes ; check-names master warn ; check-names slave ignore ; forward only ; forwarders { 16.4.1.66 ; 16.4.1.67 ; } ; } ; |
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