On Feb 17, 8:47am, Colin Campbell wrote:
>
> I have exactly the same problem. For reasons other than sane ones my internal
> DNS has the following structure:
>
> primary for 158 in-addr.arpa domains (C and subnets of A, B nets)
> primary for 49 of the following domains
>
> edu.au
> com.au
> org.au
> gov.au
>
> secondary for 62 in-addr.arpa domains
> secondary for 3 domains in gov.au
>
> One day I hope to have many of the primaries hosted by the people who own
them.
>
> In a situation like this the only solution is for me to primary and secondary
> and everyone to forward to me. None of the features of BIND (4.9.5) nor the
> patches permit anything else.
Yes. I have never quite understood why bind doesn't allow me to
define NS (and glue) entries for domains in the cache file. These
records would never timeout. Then all I need do is ensure that my
internal info is kept up-to-date, and restart the server any time there
is a change (not difficult).
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