Hello,
On Oct 13, Cary Conover wrote
> This will only work if you don't have a need for anyone out side of your
> network to connect to your network. If they need to resolv to an IP inside
> your network it WON'T as the ISP's don't normally provide DNS service
> unless you request that they do this. They are usually not to responcive
> to changes in DNS info as well. (Talking from experience)
Hmm.. here in germany this is one of the basic services every ISP offers. It
runs your Primary and Secondary DNS Servers. All you have to do is to set up
a hidden primary to feed the Zones.
Greetings
Bernd
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