Unregistered local domain yet internet access?
Michael Voight
mvoight at cisco.com
Thu Jun 24 00:26:18 UTC 1999
Barry Margolin wrote:
>
> In article <37704B53.B47D3C25 at mediaone.net>,
> Michael C. Cambria <cambria at mediaone.net> wrote:
> >My cable provider will not let me register a domain name (at least not
> >yet.) Is it possible to use an unregistered domain for internal
> >connections (e.g. local web access, inter LAN email) yet also allow
> >systems on the LAN go to the cable DNS server for non-local names?
> >(Preferably running BIND on one machine)
>
> Why do you need to go to the cable DNS server? If you run BIND on your
> machine it can go to the root DNS servers all by itself. But if you really
> want to go to the cable DNS server, use the "forwarders" option in your
> named configuration.
>
Many ISP's require forwarding to their DNS server and will NOT allow
direct access to root because it increases traffic.
Michael
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