Many thanks again Kevin!
The reason I decided to use views in the first instance is that I wanted to
separate clients who are in my local internal subnet and clients or are
requesting information from the public internet.
Since I have defined the local subnet 192.168.0.0/23 currently for my w
Hmm many thanks Kevin for that!
What I am trying to establish is something more like an ISP DNS server set, of
course they would probably be doing exactly what you suggested:
"If you want to allow a *limited* set of clients on the other side of
your NAT to query Internet names, then add t
Hi, this is my first post here and I have quite an interesting problem at that!
I have migrated my DNS service from Debian Etch Linux to Sun Solaris 9 running
the Blastwave version of Bind9.
This is a bit hard to explain but basically as default DNS setup in Debian, it
installs root servers in
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