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From: Men & Mice Support
Date: Wednesday, October 6, 1999
Time: 1:56:00 am

At 10:14 PM +0200 10/5/99, Navarsky Eliezer wrote:
>Hi everybody,
>
>I am a little new to all of this and I have several questions that I
>hope to get help with. I am learning how to do web hosting with WebSTAR
>and QuickDNS. (both as demos for the time being)
>
>A) Are there searchable archives of this mailing list? (I, personally,
>dislike repeat questions on other lists and would like not to be the
>cause of them on this one)

Not yet.

>B) Assuming that I set up 2 Macs to run QuickDNS and have both
>designated as authoritative name servers for "mydomain.com". It is
>obvious that one should be set up as a primary regular domain.
>
>My questions: 1) should "mydomain.com" on the other one be set as a
>secondary domain or also as a primary regular domain? 2) how does this
>change (if it does) in the case of more then one domain on the same
>machine (see also the next question).

1) Secondary.

2) No, it doesn't change for the number of domains. You simply configure your secondary to act as secondary for each domain in question.

>C) While I do know that Web* provides for multiple domains under 2
>different ways, "IP Multi Homing" and "Virtual Hosts". I have a question
>regarding this feature.
>
>My question: if I am providing for my own DNS services using QuickDNS,
>which "Domain Assistant" should I use for each of the above two -
>"Normal Domain" or "Virtual Domain"? If "Virtual Domain" - should I use
>the "Virtual domain with an address record" or the "Virtual domain
>without an address record" setting?

For IP multihoming, use the version with an address record. When it asks you for the address of your web server, it also asks if you want it to also create an alias record. Turn that checkbox off.

For virtual hosting, use the version without an address record.

>Please reply off-line, I will post the final answers. My apologies if I
>violated any list rules.

No need, this is not a high-traffic list.

You certainly haven't violated any list rules. After all, all you've done is ask reasonable questions about the product for which this list was created. :-)
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Chris Buxton cbuxton@menandmice.com
Men & Mice http://www.menandmice.com
Makers of: QuickDNS Pro



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