On Mon, Mar 26, 2001 at 03:17, will trillich wrote:
> at the risk of exposing another 'religious' issue--
>
> let's say you have a static IP 12.34.56.78 and a public domain
> name 'mydomain.org' attached to it.
>
> now you add a private internal lan using 192.168.*.* so your
> spouse and kids can surf for bomb recipes and porn...
>
> what kind of naming setup do you use for the intRAnet? something
> totally different from the public access point ("timmy.my.lan"
> for example) or do you branch off the original public name
> ("timmy.private.mydomain.org" for example)?
>
> ...and explain your rationale. thanks!
$ cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.1.5 potato.ourmanpann.com potato
192.168.1.1 firewall.ourmanpann.com firewall
192.168.1.2 rescue.ourmanpann.com rescue
192.168.1.3 win95.ourmanpann.com win95
192.168.1.4 openbsd.ourmanpann.com openbsd
192.168.1.101 laptop.ourmanpann.com laptop
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ssh firewall cat /etc/hosts
# $Id: hosts,v 1.6 2001/03/12 03:02:33 root Exp root $
127.0.0.1 localhost
abc.def.142.58 blowfish.ourmanpann.com blowfish
192.168.1.1 firewall.ourmanpann.com firewall
192.168.1.2 rescue.ourmanpann.com rescue
192.168.1.3 win95.ourmanpann.com win95
192.168.1.4 openbsd.ourmanpann.com openbsd
192.168.1.5 potato.ourmanpann.com potato
192.168.1.101 laptop.ourmanpann.com laptop
I use my domain. And abc.def.142.58 isn't "public" in the sense you
mean, it's not in DNS as belonging to ourmanpann.com. My web site is
hosted externally. .2-.5 are all the same machine, depending on what I
select at boot time.
Haven't given this too much thought, it's just that one domain is plenty
to keep track of for my tiny mind.
Luck,
Pann
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