“Foreign” name in the reverse lookup zone
PAVLOV Misha
Misha.Pavlov at socgen.com
Wed Apr 17 14:49:55 UTC 2013
Folks,
Wonder if someone can kindly confirm that there is nothing wrong with having a PTR record in one of the subnet zone file (we are authorative for) with PTR to the name owned by another office (domain). A server exchange.north.our.company (owned and registered in north.our.company domain) installed here, on the same network as all local south.our.company machines. We own, are authorative and maintain the db.1.2.3 subnet reverse zone, but not the north.our.company name registered far away.
The DNS server is running BIND 9.3.4-P1
The routine DNS updates are done via the GUI (phpMyAdmin derivative) which has no provision for adding PTR records only and the team in charge is hesitant to manually add the
11 IN PTR exchange.north.our.company.
To the db.1.2.3 zone, populated with consistent entries like
. . .
12 IN PTR robocop.south.our.company.
13 IN PTR terminator.south.our.company.
14 IN PTR diehard.south.our.company.
. . .
TIA
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