Hi Fernando,
You will need to create a new 'zone' called clie1.com in the named.conf (or
named.boot if it is an old bind) the create the record for it.
If this is just to be able to do some sort of internal web development (I'm
just guessing since I do something similar) why not try just doing this...
client1 in cname host1
client2 in cname host1
client3 in cname host1
etc...
saves a lot of work that way.
Have fun,
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Wednesday, August 16, 2000, 11:27:31 PM, you wrote:
FR> I'm running bind in a linux box isolated from Internet
FR> and have configured dns to test purposes.
FR> This is my db.mydom.com.ar configuration:
FR> @ IN SOA host1.mydom.com.ar. root.host1.mydom.com.ar. (
FR> 2000082001 ; serial
FR> 10800 ; refresh after 3 hours
FR> 3600 ; retry after 1 hour
FR> 604800 ; expire after 1 week
FR> 86400 ) ; minimum TTL of 1 day
FR> ;
FR> ; Name Servers
FR> ;
FR> IN NS host1.mydom.com.ar.
FR> ;
FR> ; Addresses for the canonical names
FR> ;
FR> localhost IN A 127.0.0.1
FR> host1 IN A 192.168.1.1
FR> ;
FR> ; Aliases
FR> ;
FR> ftp IN CNAME host1
FR> I can nslookup or ping to ftp.mydom.com.ar without error.
FR> But if I insert an alias line like:
FR> www.clie1.com. IN CNAME host1
FR> no ping and no nslookup.
FR> What's wrong? I need another SOA record in this file?
FR> TIA
FR> Fernando Rowies
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