DDNS for multiple zones
John Miller
johnmill at brandeis.edu
Wed Dec 5 19:31:35 UTC 2012
No problem, Kyle--I'd thought that all Windows servers were grouped into
one domain, all Linux servers into a different domain, etc. If they're
in multiple domains, then my idea of course wouldn't work. Sounds like
you got things working with sticking domains into the subnet blocks, though.
Do you auto-generate your subnet blocks from a database? If so, it
might not be so bad to add a field or two for the ddns domain.
John
On 12/05/2012 01:02 PM, Kyle Johnson wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> Please forgive my ignorance if I am misunderstanding what you are
> getting at. In my environment, the domain name is not determined by the
> type of server. All linux servers will never be a member of
> x.domain.tld, and all windows servers will never be a member of
> y.domain.tld. Also, as we are not doing any type of static reservations
> and have no idea what the MAC address of our servers will be before
> they're spun up (virtual hosts), I couldn't group them by MAC addresses.
>
> Thanks for your time!
> Kyle
>
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