Two domain name in one machine(continued)

[huiqun liu]

Hi, every:

yes, for diffrent domain, i can use different zone file. But how
about the reverse resolve file? Following is my named.boot file:
direcory /usr/local/dns
primary dns1.com.sg dns1.hosts
primary dns2.com.sg dns2.hosts
primary 3.2.1.in-addr.arpa  ???
primary 0.0.127.in-addr.arpa ???
cache .  db.cache
For the in-addr.arpa reverse resolve file, which domain should the
PTR records point to(dns1 or dns2)? I have thought of creating two
different resolve file, but the 3.2.1.in-addr.arpa is same.

Thanks & 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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