DNS Problem

[Kurt Boyack]

> I've a small problem with my bind9 configuration. The
> situation: There is a real domain hosted at a provider,
> let's say donain.com. My corpnet is configured as
> intern.domain.com. Until some days no problem. Now I wanted
> to have an MX entry for intern.domain.com. (No public IPs).
> So I set up an bind9 and added a zone called
> "intern.domain.com".  The zone fole looks like this:

Adding NS records might help:

> ,----[ zone ]-
> | ;
> | ; BIND reverse data file for intern.domain.com zone
> | ;
> | $TTL  1W
> | @     IN      SOQ     ns      root (
> |       2005032501      ; serial
> |       8H              ; refresh
> |       2H              ; retry
> |       1W              ; expiry
> |       11h)            ; minimum
> |

         NS  your-name-server

> |       IN      MX      80      mail
> |

your-name-server    A    192.168.0.x

> | tt-fileserver IN      A       192.168.0.99
> |               IN      MX      80      mail
> |

> A dig to intern.domain.com answers with the providers ip?

You didn't mention resolv.conf or what DNS you are pointing to when
you did the dig. Make sure you are pointing to the right server.