subdomain problem...
Len Conrad
LConrad at Go2France.com
Mon Sep 13 00:10:47 UTC 2004
>The subdomain can contain several zones
that doesn't make sense.
a zone is domain that has been delegated.
>, so what is
>the goal putting them all together in one zonefile?
You can't have data of several zones in a single zone file. A zone file
contains records for one zone. An exception is glue records.
>If it is a question of defining what a zone or a domain is, in "DNS & Bind"
>from O'Reilley in chapter 2.4 it's defined like this:
>
>"The difference between a zone and a domain is important, but subtle. All
>top-level domains, and many domains at the second level and lower, like
>berkeley.edu and hp.com, are broken into smaller, more manageable units by
>delegation. These units are called zones."
That's a poorly written paragraph for defining a zone, putting examples
before the definition.
Everything in DNS is a domain.
"a zone is domain that has been delegated."
.com is sub-zone of "." root zone
domain.com is sub-zone .com
.. re-iterated at lower levels.
Len
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