internal only domain-name

[Kevin Darcy]

For just one name, you could define "kommunikation.host.example.at" as a
separate zone on all of your nameservers (1 of them would be master, the
others could be slave/forward/stub).

As a more general solution, though, you'd want to maintain separate
"internal" and "external" versions of the host.example.at zone. The
externally-viewable entries would need to be maintained in *both* versions of
the zone.


- Kevin

Michael Stenitzer wrote:

> hi,
>
> i don't now how to solve this problem:
>
> i have an internal 192.168.0.* network.
>
> a host with the two interfaces 192.168.0.1 and 1.2.3.4 (example) is
> connecting the internal network with the internet. it's host name is
> "host.example.at".
>
> our isp runs the nameserver(s) for the zone "host.example.at" as well as
> "www.host.example.at", "www2.host.example.at", "list.host.example.at" etc.
>
> inside of internal network i have a host with the IP 192.168.0.4 and it
> should have the name "kommunikation.host.example.at" (just for interal
> use, of course).
>
> now i want to set up bind (v9 or v8) on the "host.example.at"-host just
> to provide DNS for the internal resolving of
> "kommunikation.host.example.at" (all my external hosts of the
> "host.example.at" domain are resolved from the isp's nameserver).
>
> so, if i set up a zone file for "host.example.at", is there a way to
> just include the local "kommunikation.host.example.at" and to resolve
> all the other hosts of the "host.example.at"-domain at the external
> nameserver?
>
> how is this done?
>
> thanx for your help
>
> michael