>>>xyz.gov.in. DNAME xyz.in.
>On 01.01.14 18:16, John Levine wrote:
>>Except that DNAME only applies to names under xyz.gov.in, not to
>>xyz.gov.in itself.
>
>Usually because xyz.gov.in must already have SOA and NS records and
>therefore it's not possible to redirect it easily.
That's what DNAM
the DNAME already recommended by Dave Warren is what you want:
xyz.gov.in. DNAME xyz.in.
On 01.01.14 18:16, John Levine wrote:
Except that DNAME only applies to names under xyz.gov.in, not to
xyz.gov.in itself.
Usually because xyz.gov.in must already have SOA and NS records and
therefo
>the DNAME already recommended by Dave Warren is what you want:
>
>xyz.gov.in.DNAME xyz.in.
Except that DNAME only applies to names under xyz.gov.in, not to
xyz.gov.in itself. There are a variety of ways to deal with this
but in practice:
>another possibility is to include the same file to
On 01.01.14 13:00, Gaurav Kansal wrote:
I have 2 domains and i want both have exact similar entries.
What I tried is to have entries in one zone file and in another I tried
something as mentioned below:-
*.xyz.gov.in CNAME *.xyz.in
where xyz.gov.in and xyz.in are my two domains.
I wa
On 2013-12-31 23:30, Gaurav Kansal wrote:
I have 2 domains and i want both have exact similar entries.
What I tried is to have entries in one zone file and in another I
tried something as mentioned below:-
**.xyz.gov.in CNAME *.xyz.in*
where xyz.gov.in and xyz.in are my two domains.
Not with a CNAME, but you can get what you want with two zone definitions and
one $INCLUDE directive in each zone below the appropriate $ORIGIN statements.
That way will allow all of your, for example, RRs to be the same in each
domain but only be maintained in one entry.
hth,
Len
On
Dear Guys,
I have 2 domains and i want both have exact similar entries.
What I tried is to have entries in one zone file and in another I tried
something as mentioned below:-
*.xyz.gov.in CNAME *.xyz.in
where xyz.gov.in and xyz.in are my two domains.
But this doesn't helps.
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