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Subject: Re: virtual domain setup
To: rune@follonett.no (K. Rune Nilsen)
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 14:24:58 -0600 (CST)
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In-Reply-To: <30FE8402.2634@follonett.no> from "K. Rune Nilsen" at Jan 18, 96 06:31:46 pm
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> file foo.com:
> @	IN SOA ns.foo.com hostmaster.foo.com ( serial number, etc. )
> 	NS	ns.foo.com.
> 	NS	other.name.server.com.
> ; MX
> 	MX	10	ns.foo.com.
> ; Hosts
> ns	IN A	206.205.132.10
> 	HINFO	i586 FreeBSD
> ; Aliases
> www	CNAME	ns
> ftp	CNAME	ns
> news	CNAME	ns
> mail	CNAME	ns
> foo.com. CNAME	ns
> ; etc.
> 
> 
> file bar.com:
> @	IN SOA ns.bar.com hostmaster.foo.com ( serial number, etc. )
> 	NS	ns.foo.com.
> 	NS	other.name.server.com.
> ; MX
> 	MX	10	ns.foo.com.
> ; Hosts
> ns	IN A	206.205.132.11
> 	HINFO	i586 FreeBSD
> ; Aliases
> www	CNAME	ns
> ftp	CNAME	ns
> news	CNAME	ns
> mail	CNAME	ns
> bar.com. CNAME	ns
> ; etc.

That's pretty good but you probably DON'T want to have to set up a
"virtual" nameserver on your Web host (also note your SOA for bar.com would
be wrong too)..  you _probably_ want to use your primary and secondary
existing DNS architecture to do this...  easier to administer.

... JG