Two domain name in one machine

[huiqun liu]

Hi, all:

I still have some doubts about the named.boot configure.
This is my original named.boot:
directory /usr/local/dns
primary dns1.com.sg  dns1.hosts
primary 1.1.1.IN-ADDR.ARPA dns1.arpa
primary 0.0.127.IN-ADDR.ARPA db.127.0.0
cache   . db.cache

For my new named.boot that contains another domain:
directory /usr/local/dns
primary dns1.com.sg    dns1.hosts
primary dns2.com.sg    dns2.hosts
primary 1.1.1.IN-ADDR.ARPA ???
primary 0.0.127.IN-ADDR.ARPA ???
cache . db.cache

For the resolve file of the domain and localhost, which domain(dns1 or
dns2) should i use? The original PTR records point to dns1.com.sg, what
to do with the second domain?
Also, in these two resolve file, there has an SOA record which points
to original dns1.com.sg, should i change to dns2.com.sg?

Regards
Huiqun


>From: "Gerald Waugh" <gerald at waugh.com>
>To: "huiqun liu" <liuhuiqun at hotmail.com>
>Subject: Re: Two domain name in one machine
>Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2000 08:56:16 -0600
>
>"huiqun liu" <liuhuiqun at hotmail.com> wrote
> > As the domain name change, i need to setup the new domain on
> > the same machine where the old domain resides, and also keep
> > these two domain name parallel running for some time.That is
> > to configure the same machine as dns1.com and dns2.com.
> > We are using BIND 4.9.4. Does someone has any idea about that?
> > Should i set different zone file for each domain?
> > In named.boot file, can i have more than one primary domain?
> >
>Of course you can.
>Just create a zone with the new domain name.
>It's like we do for virtual sites, I have hundreds of domain names running
>on my machine.
>You could just duplicate (rename) your present zone file and edit it with
>the new domain name.
>
>

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