DNS spoofing

[Josh Kuo]

One of the ways you can try is to setup a zone for somedomain.com on
your DNS server, assuming your users will query your DNS servers for
any outbound recursive lookups. Just create the entries you want in
somedomain.com, and your users will get those answers.

If your main DNS server is different from the DNS resolver that users
point to, you will need to create a forward zone on the resolver to
point anything in somedomain.com to your main DNS server (where your
own version of the somedomain.com data resides).

Hope this helps.

On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 10:11 AM, Rob Z <buddy.zee at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> we need to deliberately point some of our DNS clients to a host with a
> different IP.
> Basically, when a client on a certain subnet asks for a host.somedomain.com
> they should get an address for host.mydomain.com.
> All other DNS information for somedomain.com must be valid for all of my
> clients.
> I have no control over somedomain.com DNS but I have full controll over our
> DNS servers.
> What is the best way of doing this with bind?  What are other ways of doing
> this (eg modify local resolvers)?
> Any ideas are greatly appreciated.
> --
> Rob
>
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