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Re: change of domain name

From: Brad Michels
Date: Friday, January 17, 2003
Time: 10:13:23 am

Not to mention easier to type! I just looked at our set up which
generated a new question. Our DNS is egrand.egsd.k12.co.us mapped to
204.228.81.68. We have a reverse zone in which we have the PTR record
"68.81.228.204.in-addr.arpa. PTR egrand.egsd.k12.co.us. Do I add the
following PTR record to the reverse zone:
68.81.228.204.in-addr.arpa. PTR egrand.egsd.org

and do the same for anyother hosts that I add to the egsd.org zone?

Thanks for all the help!


Brad Michels
Network Administrator
East Grand School District
Granby, Colorado
970-887-3312
bmichels@cubs.egsd.k12.co.us


quickdns-talk@lists.menandmice.com writes:
>>My school district has had a fairly long domain name, egsd.k12.co.us, and
>>has just recently licensed a shorter one, egsd.org
>
>great!! much easier to pronounce. :))
>
>>, to simplify things for
>>our parents and community. Can we create a new zone for the new domain
>>name (leaving the old zone unchanged)
>
>yes
>
>>mapping the new domain names to the same IP addresses used by the old
>>domain to allow for a smooth transition?
>
>yes
>
>>Any gotchas in this that we should be aware of?
>
>eg: the http 1.1 server has to be told to answer for name-based host
>www.egsd.org as well as egsd.k12.co.us, same for the smtp server
>@egsd.org,
>etc, etc.
>
>Len
>
>





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