Reverse zones best practices

[Matus UHLAR - fantomas]

On 26.06.12 11:07, Brad Bendily wrote:
>Personally, I'd rather edit 1 file, than hundreds of different files.

and when you make a mistake in one file, you will f*ck up everything 
instead of one /24 subnet

>I can add the DNS entry and IP address and reload the service. No trying to
>figure out which file it goes in. I try to keep the file in alphabetical order
>which makes finding and adding entries easier.

alphabetical? If you want to make finding easier, you should use 
numeric order for reverse zones. Unless you want to search for RDATA, 
but don't care about duplicates...


(the best is to have records in the database, so you can sort according 
to anything you need)
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