Hello,
how can i make a bind forwarding something like this:
DNS server to forward Guzzoni.apple.com traffic to own IP?
thank you
marcus! ___
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> DNSMASQ is basically a DNS forwarder but it has a bunch of other
> features. Check the Wikipedia page on it and if you have questions
> please ask on their mailing list or forum.
>
> Regarding BIND, if you have issues with your server returning some
> results within your server and other res
> No, you don't need your ISP's nameservers. It should work for other
> domains (if configured properly). It's just that, for your particular
> domain, it will ask the provided server for the info. For other
> domains, your bind server will perform full dns resolution (starting
> from the DNS
> dig @localhost hallo.de
it shows my ip , but i think i must have the both nameserver from my ISP in the
resolv.conf because i have other domains? and everything is now forwarded :((
he should only forward only this domain from extern.
I tried it with DNSMASQ and the line was this:
# Add domai
> dig @IP-OF-YOUR-DNS-SERVER hallo.de
>
> If that works, then you can proceed with the forward zone stanza on your
> local bind. After that, you need to make sure your /etc/resolv.conf
> points to your local bind instance (and not your ISP's dns).
Hi Jorge,
i think it looks good:
; <<>> DiG
> Can you be more specific? Do you get any error when restarting?
> Anything on syslog? What are you using to perform the tests? dig? Can
> you show us the output? Does resolution for other domains work? or is
> it the one for your domain that doesn't work? If you remove the forzard
> zone, d
Hello together,
i have a problem to forward a domain e.g. hallo.de to my own ip.
i the etc/named.conf i have the following lines:
zone "hallo.de" {type forward;forwarders { IP; };};
i restart bind, but nothing works :(
Thank you for your help.
marcus___
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