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Assuming its a single entry (as i read in your post) you can just add that entry in the db file for the tld. Locate this in the named.conf for the zone, then edit that file with your editor of...

PERL and Spreadsheet::ParseExcel, and Spreadsheet::WriteExcel

delete/remove the lease from the lease table of the dhcp server. It will by default try to allow a client to have the same IP (the client is asking for the same one) whenever possible, and its...

*.example.com. IN A host1.example.com.

Literally like that, a wild card record

Are you asking more on a fundamental level? That would be just how DNS works, nothing special about BIND in the client/server part.

Cricket Liu has a book that has some first chapters that talk...

Yes all *NIX based resolvers (as far as a i know all OS resolvers) prefer 2 nameserver entries. You may however have more.

If your file is small you can slup it:
perl -e '@_=<>; print "test\n",@_' x
# Where test here is what you want added

But its sort of clunky and not as efficient as maybe:
perl -pe '$i++||print...

ortsvorsteher
The DNS timeout value is normally controlled by the client, thus an HA solution would be your route. Nothing you do on the server side (as far as configuration) can change that, and...

narasimhulu,
do you know that configuration has recursion turned on for anyone? I hope that this server is inside a fire-walled network.

What happens if you do:
$dig @20.1.90.32 www.unix.com

Sorry your thread was sitting, I just joined and maybe I can help.

From the error this is a recursion setting, your inside server is trying to do look ups and being denied (which you knew) I think...