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Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1995 20:37:12 -0400
From: Justin Seger <shorty@iii.net>
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Subject: option GATEWAY and DNS
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Once I activate option GATEWAY in the kernel and recompile, how do I turn it on?
I did this before but forgot the command name.

Second question,
I used to have the DNS for my domain down by my service provider, and now I'm
going to be running named myself as the primary server.  If originally my server
was nic.iii.net primary and beatnic.iii.net secondary and now I'll have
scds1.scds.com primary and nic.iii.net secondary how do I need to edit my zone
file? (that's where I have all of the commands defining node names, mail servers, etc...).
Also do I need to update the one on my secondary server when I update mine, or
is it automatic?  last question is how do I make sure that my server returns the
addresses for machines not in my domain properly?
Thanks in advance,
-Justin Seger-