internal and external lookup

[Michael Kjorling]

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Use views in BIND 9, or run multiple instances if you prefer BIND 8.
Just remember that either way, you'll have to maintain two copies of
the zone file. By clever use of $INCLUDE directives, the additional
burden of that can be minimized, though.


Michael Kjörling


On Mar 14 2002 09:53 -0500, David Hill wrote:

> Hello -
> I have a DNS machine running BIND.  It has a both an external and internal
> NIC.
>
> Say I have mail.domain.com
>
> Is it possible to make it so if my internal hosts (192.168.1.x) lookup
> mail.domain.com, it returns 192.168.1.5, but if someone from the internet
> (external) looks up mail.domain.com, it returns the public IP.
>
> I dont want to have it returning both.
>
> Thanks
> David

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