Round-Robin Multiply record & 1 IP

[Wael Shahin]

>
>>> How can I configure bind 9.4 to return _only_ 1 IP address (not change
>>> order IP list) in Round-Robin?
>>
>> Just out of curiosity what are you trying to do? are you trying to have
>> something like fail-over?
>>
>> You can define the way your seerver responds byt defining a rrset-order
>> statement
>> have a look at 
>> http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch7/queries.html#rrset-order
>>
>
>
> This is not what I need. I have too many entires on one name. It can't
> to be sent via udp, and I have problems with my clients.
>
> vpn
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.1
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.2
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.3
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.4
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.5
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.6
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.7
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.8
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.9
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.11
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.12
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.13
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.14
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.15
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.16
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.17
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.18
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.19
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.20
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.21
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.22
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.23
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.24
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.25
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.26
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.27
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.28
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.29
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.30
> @       IN      A       15.1.38.31
>
> Client's must receive only 1 IP from this list (RR), but not all with RR
> rotation.
>
Am sorry if i am missing something but why do you need round-robin since you 
are going to return a fixed IP address everytime?
are you aware of the rrset-order order fixed; substatement

Wael