Hi Yotam,
You can do that in your own DNS server:
you can use the IN A and IN PTR to do this. In one zone that resolves ip to
name you have to type this:
ip-address.in-addr.arpa. IN PTR name.domain.
and in the nnaame to ip zone file you have to add this:
name.domain. IN A ip-address
You dont have them to add this to you. You can do this on your own server.
CNAME record is for alias name to another name like this:
mail.fks.org.il IN CNAME webserver.fks.org.il
hope this helps.
At 16:23 27/04/01 +0300, you wrote:
>Gentle people,
>
>I wish to present before you the following problem:
>Our ISP assigned us 5 'real' ip addresses. Our DNS server is the authoritative
>one for our makif.omer.k12.il domain. I wish to delegate control of the
>in.addr zone to our servers, mainly because Internet Zahav's DNS servers
>run bind-8.2.2-P5 which is susceptible to the tsig bug.
>Now, the in.addr zone should only be in charge of the five addresses assigned
>to us by our ISP. How can Internet Zahav create a partial in.addr zone for
>the five IP addresses assigned to us? I know of a way to achieve this
>using CNAME trickery, but I was hoping there is cleaner way to achieve this.
>
> Regards, Yotam Rubin
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