Whoa whoa whoa... there is very good reason why the other suggestions for how to fix your problem wouldn't work. Because they won't. :-)
If you want to create dev sites for the things then you're gonna have to edit the primary.tcc zone file and your web servers configuration. You need to add things like: dev A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx devadmin A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (where "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" is the ip address of the server you're sending it to.) Then make a copy of the web page's directory structure and add a new site to your webserver. (probably a same-ip virtual host would do just fine -i can't recall the actual name of it though- ) Now you can go to: www.primary.tcc admin.primary.tcc dev.primary.tcc devadmin.primary.tcc ... etc. I am tired so I don't know if this makes sense. :-) - Matt > > >>Hi guys and gals. I have recently been "promoted" to network > > >>admin at my place of employment (there were only two of us at > > >>my work who even knew what a network card is, and the other > > >>quit). Anywho, I have bind 9.1.3 setup on our primary name > > >>server, and have it working fine for our primary domain name. > > >>What I want to do is add other domains for internal, > > >>developmental use. Our company has 8 different domain web > > >>sites, and I'm setting up dev boxes for each one of these. I > > >>have the main one set up, but I don't want to have to set up > > >>a name server for each domain (I know one DNS machine can > > >>handle quite a few domain names). -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@;redhat.com?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
