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From: Lars Jonas Olsson <ljo@mcs.net>
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Subject: cache and internal net DNS
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 I've searched the mailing list and handlbook, but not found anything
I can get working. This really look like FAQ though.

 I've got an internal net (10.0.0.0.X) connected to a FreeBSD machine
that is mail server and proxy server. I have a caching only DNS server
running on the FreeBSD server. Now I want to add DNS service for all
the 10.0.0.X machines. (They only need to resolve other 10.0.0.X IP
#s). What's the easiest way to do this?

Jonas