DDNS Separate Zone or Subzone
Kevin Darcy
kcd at daimlerchrysler.com
Tue Oct 17 19:58:20 UTC 2000
It should work fine with a subzone. named should never write to a zone
that doesn't have an "allow-update" option. What "subzone records" are
being dumped to the parent zone?
- Kevin
Rich Shetina wrote:
> I think I already know the answer, but I need a sanity check.
>
> If I want to maintain a static DNS zone (ex. myco.com) with
> servers/printers/etc., I should use a separate zone (ex.
> myco-ddns.com) as opposed to a sub-zone (ddns.myco.com), correct?
> I have been doing some testing and I see that the DDNS subzone records
> are dumped to the parent zone file (myco.com). Knowing that I should
> *NEVER* manually edit a zone file which is dynamically updated, my
> conclusion is that I need a to use a seperate zone.
>
> Could someone please confirm my conclusion or point out my lack of
> brain synapses?
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