Search Again: Re: Mutliple domains to 1 IP From: Len Conrad Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2002 Time: 6:30:25 am >We are trying to save a couple of IP addrsses for low usage domains high-usage domains can also have shared ip's with no ill effects. :)) >, is the set up below correct, also I have 3 pointer records in the main >domain one for each of the domains pointing to the same IP. use only one PTR record for each ip. addtional PTR records are useless >rightsmanagement.org. A 203.33.223.32 The host name >www.rightsmanagement.org. A 203.33.223.32 >creativecontent.org. NS dragon.minopher.net.au. >creativecontent.org. NS ns1.telstra.net. neither of above NS answer authoritatively >creativecontent.org. MX 160 mail.yowie.net. mail.yowie.net is a CNAME, so it's illegal to use it in a RDATA field, esp for NS or MX records. >creativecontent.org. A 203.33.223.32 >www.creativecontent.org. A 203.33.223.32 >bluenoseproperties.com. NS dragon.minopher.net.au. >bluenoseproperties.com. NS ns1.telstra.net. neither of above NS answer authoritatively >bluenoseproperties.com. MX 170 mail.yowie.net. same CNAME error as above. Len ___________________________________________________________________ Men & Mice: QuickDNS - DNS Expert - DNS Training & Consulting DNS Classes: Denver 05/7-8 Atlanta 05/21-23 Chicago 06/4-5 www.menandmice.com/DNS-training/

Messages In This Thread: Mutliple domains to 1 IP by Chris Hurley on May 1, 2002 at 6:06:43 am Re: Mutliple domains to 1 IP by Len Conrad on May 1, 2002 at 6:30:25 am