Russ Cox wrote in
:
|Sometimes private networks want you to use a specific DNS server for a
|specific domain suffix but still use your regular DNS server for all other
|names. I've added support for this to my plan9 tree, and David du Colombier
|has applied it to 9legacy. It might be worth add
i had the same problem with the "vpn internal"
zones of my employer, and found ndb/dns already
has a mechanism to define a delegated zone:
dom=my.net soa=delegated ns=ns.my.net
when ns.my.net doesnt resolve, you can serve
that domain yourself like:
dom=ns.my.net ip=1.2.3.4 soa= ns=ns.my.net
hop
