Different results for the same lookup

[Kevin Darcy]

The big downside of "view"s, of course, being that you need to maintain 
all of your DNS in parallel.

In many cases, "view"s are overkill. Intelligently-implemented sortlists 
are sometimes a more maintainable alternative (although they require 
close co-ordination too).

                                                                         
                                       - Kevin
Kyle Gordon wrote:

>Chances are you're after the lovely feature called 'views' in Bind9. A good 
>writeup can be found here - http://sysadmin.oreilly.com/news/views_0501.html
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>Kyle
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>On Monday 07 March 2005 05:01, Trigge, Graham wrote:
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>>Guys and gals,
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>>I have a dilema that I am hoping someone has had in the past and can
>>offer some assistance. I have a need to setup my DNS structure so that
>>the results from a DNS lookup will differ depending on where the user is
>>located on the network. For example, if a user in Network A requests
>>abc.net.au (internal), the returned value is different to that of user B
>>in Network B also requesting acb.net.au from the same DNS
>>infrastructure.
>>Regards,
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>>---------------------------------
>>Graham Trigge
>>Telstra Australia
>>IT Technical Specialist
>>Messaging Support, Northern Region
>>W   +61 2 9201 9577
>>M   +61 409 654 434
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>>"Time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like a banana"
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