31 Jan
2004
31 Jan
'04
10:54 a.m.
On Sat, Jan 31, 2004 at 09:58:15AM +0100, Eric Dondelinger wrote:
>> Let's suppose I have a network with DMZ, with external and internal
>> DNS servers, with different definitions for my domain in both
>> and I'd like to use those as forwarders,
for stuff other than my own
>> domain (and subdomains),
>> When I try to go through the "forward
first" option, it seems that
>> *all* requests go to the external DNS servers,
> Err... I'm using such a setup, and I have
never encountered any
> problem. How did you "see" that all requests go to the external DNS
> servers?
Oh, the internal servers are still running bind8, in
case it
matters.
I don't think bind8 supports different responses to different clients
for the same query. You might hack this up, but I think the cache will
screw up the stuff anyway. Use bind9.
Well, there are delegations for subdomains to DNS
servers on the
internal network. As soon as I activate "forward first", I won't get
those to answer my request for an MX, but I'll get the answer as
defined on the outside.
Please give me more details.
--
Lionel