Internal domains

[WebReactor Networks]

Josh:

If you run BIND 9 (recommended) use the "view" directive.

If you run BIND 8, then you'll need a split DNS; two separate instances of
BIND, each serving different zone files.  Each instance can run on the same
host by either listening to different interfaces, sub-interfaces or port
numbers.

  - John R. S. 


> From: Josh.Sakofsky at donovandata.com
> Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 16:12:41 -0500
> To: bind-users at isc.org
> Subject: Internal domains
> 
> I have a domain (say, acme.org) that is now being served by a Raptor
> Firewall.  The raptor can create records as public or private within the
> same domain.  I would like to move over to BIND, and was curious how I
> could accomplish that same type of setup without using a sub-domain.  My
> thought is that I can include the internal a records on the server that
> handles the acme.org zone, and if I don't allow domain transfers that
> would be sufficient.  Can anyone think of a problem with this model and/or
> a solution that might be better? Thanks!
> 
> -joshs
> 
> 
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