At 03:36 PM 1/1/01 -0600, Chad W. Skinner wrote:
>I am a little lost when it comes to what I have read about the DNS system.
>When you register a domain they must put your DNS record in one of the
>primary servers. Then when a request is made the primary DNS servers point
>point the client servers to your machine for the requested DNS entry. Is
>this correct?
Yes, if you mean "InterNIC" is "primary servers".
>How then would someone add a sub domain. So I register ABC.COM and I want a
>sub domain 123.ABC.com and 456.ABC.com. 123 and 456 are to be handled by two
>different DNS servers how do I setup ABC.com to get the information from the
>DNS servers for 123 and 456?
You set all of this up in your named.conf and other DNS configuration files.
>Anyone have answers or know of good reading material on DNS?
I started with Olaf Kirch's "The Linux Network Administrator's Guide",
which is downloadable in PDF somewhere, but it's not dedicated to DNS.
It's still good, even though old.
Lee.
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