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Re: WildcardsFrom: Paul Willis Date: Monday, February 28, 2000
Time: 3:27:00 pm>>What I am looking at doing is binding wild card sub domains
>>to one domain instead of putting an entry for each one, e.g.
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>>*.domain.com IN A 1xx.xxx.xx.xx
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>>That would allow us to use whateverwewant.domain.com? Or so I thought..
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>>So basically, using this example, I want to know what the zone file
>>should look like to accomplish this.
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>It should look like what you put above.
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>To be specific:
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>domain.com. NS name.server.1.
>domain.com. NS name.server.2.
>domain.com. MX 10 mail.server.1.
>domain.com. A xx.xx.xx.xx
>*.domain.com. A xx.xx.xx.xx
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>That puts every hostname in the domain on the same address, assuming the two addresses used above are the same.
Chris mentioned it before but there seemed to be some confusion, if you actually have a hostname in the list this is ignored by the wildcard entry, taking the above example and adding server.domain.com
domain.com. NS name.server.1.
domain.com. NS name.server.2.
domain.com. MX 10 mail.server.1.
domain.com. A 111.111.111.111
*.domain.com. A 222.222.222.222
server.domain.com A 333.333.333.333
server.domain.com will only point to 333.333.333.333 and not the wildcard IP
Paul Willis
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