Proper way to set up reverse vhosts (multiple PTR records)

[Brad Knowles]

At 4:01 PM +0000 7/25/01, Ray Van Dolson wrote:

>  I have one IP address that I want to have return one of either two names
>  (either foo.domain.com or bar.domain.com).  I have access to change the PTR
>  records for this IP address.  Do I simply need to add a second PTR record to
>  the reverse zone file?

	Multiple PTR records are ignored or not supported at all by any 
application I know of.  They are technically legal, but if no 
application supports them, then it doesn't do you any good.

	You need to find a different solution to your problem.


	Oh, and please don't use "NOSPAM" garbage in your return address. 
The newsgroup you posted this message to is gatewayed to a mailing 
list, and having this garbage in your address is anti-social and 
makes it more difficult for people to reply to you with the kind of 
information you've requested.

	Moreover, all address scanning tools I know of are intelligent 
enough to remove all "NOSPAM" type tags I've ever seen, so it doesn't 
do any good anyway.

-- 
Brad Knowles, <brad.knowles at skynet.be>

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