Help with Cisco Distributed Director and DNS subdomain
Christine.Tran
Christine.Tran at east.sun.com
Fri Oct 15 04:50:34 UTC 1999
>
> The example that Cisco gives is this:
>
> http-proxy.my.domain.com in NS dd.my.domain.com
> dd.my.domain.com in A 1.2.3.4
>
>
> They say that if you do an nslookup a different address should be given
> back each time.
>
> Any ideas? I have looked at trying to set up a zone for that, but the
> Directors don't support zone transfers so that would be pointless. I'd
> like to set up some sort of forward zone that just jumps to the Director
> automatically.
Right. As far as the DD is concerned, http-proxy.my.domain.com is a
subdomain, and it is being delegated to the DD. Don't set up zone transfer,
set up the SOA RR on the DD as auth. for http-proxy.my.domain.com, then set up
several A records corresponding to the various http-proxy you have. DD will
do the rest.
CT
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