HELP - second subnet

[Kevin Darcy]

Define your zone(s) as "type master" on the master server and "type slave" on
the slave server. You'll have to create the master zone file from scratch, or
use an example one and modify it. Once you do that, and it's properly loaded
on the master, then you should only need to make the slave definition on the
slave server, reload, and it should automatically replicate the zone and keep
itself synchronized.

Of course, hopefully you understand that the whole world won't know about your
domain unless you register it with the appropriate registrar (a commercial
registrar for generic top-level domains like "com", "net" or "org", or a
country-code registrar for country-code top-level domains like "de").


- Kevin
Oliver wrote:

> Hello list,
>
> I have a problem.
> I want to run a primary dns server IP: 177. 84.255.89 Subnet 255.255.254.0
> secondary dns server  IP 177.84.254.123 Subnet 255.255.255.0
> Anybody here who can give me the first hint or exmample files how to govern
> this???
> I am using BIND 9 on a Linux 7.1 RH box
> Please help.
> Olli Etzel