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Re: DNS Help

From: Jeff Folk
Date: Friday, June 1, 2001
Time: 8:01:39 pm

I do this on my network. What you want to do is make:

Outside DNS server:
turners.com. SOA this dns server IP number
turners.com. A website IP number
turners.com. MX corp.turners.com
corp.turners.com. A My DSL line IP number
www.turners.com CNAME turners.com.
mail.turners.com. A 192.168.168.15

Set up the LAN workstations behind the NAT router to access mail.turners.com
as their POP and SMTP servers. It resolves to a private IP for everybody,
but only works for your network. AND, you don't have to fuss with two
different zone files.

I hope this helps;
Jeff

on 6/1/01 8:49 PM, Jeff Grossman wisely articulated:

> I have a question. My domain is hosted offsite with the DNS servers. I
> have the domains e-mail coming into the Main Office using a DSL line behind
> a firewall using NAT. I would like to setup QuickDNS inside the firewall
> for the internal ip numbers of two machines. One of those machines is the
> mail server. But, I don't want to enter in the ip number for the website.
> Is this possible? I would like QuickDNS to transfer the information it is
> missing for my domain from the main DNS servers which have the main domain
> information in it.
>
> I hope this makes sense.
>
> Okay, maybe I can illustrate this better.
>
> Offsite DNS server:
> turners.com. SOA this dns server IP number
> turners.com. A website IP number
> turners.com. MX corp.turners.com
> corp.turners.com. A My DSL line IP number
> www.turners.com CNAME turners.com.
>
> Inside DNS server: (corp.turners.com)
> turners.com. SOA offsite name server IP number
> turners.com. NS offsite name server IP number
> turners.com. MX corp.turners.com.
> corp.turners.com. A 192.168.168.15
>
>
> But, if I enter in www behind my firewall, it tells me the site does not
> exist. QuickDNS will not try and lookup the information from the main DNS
> server?
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Jeff
>
> ---
> Jeff Grossman (jeff@turners.com)
> Director - Information Systems, Turner's Outdoorsman
> http://www.turners.com
>
>




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