Internal and External on One Server ( ?? SplitDNS ?? )

[dbotham at edeltacom.com]

Adam,

Use Views to set up a Split DNS.  The ARM outlines this procedure.

Thanks,

Dave...


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Hey Guys,

Im sure Bind can proberbly deal with this but I need some tips.

I have BIND 9.1.3 running on two FreeBSD 4.3 Servers one Primary and one
Secondary in a DMZ behind our Firewall. We are hosting about 200 zones or
so
as we are a Small WebHosting/Design company.

What I want is this - When a Public IP address of a User from the Internet
does a hostname dns lookup I want to return an IP address, say
212.104.137.2
BUT when a lookup is done from a specific IP address, say 192.168.0.254 (A
user on our Private LAN via. Gateway to our LAN) I want to return a
different IP address say 10.0.0.2.


Is this possible with BIND - i.e. Returning different results to queries
depending on the IP address or Network address of the Client.


Thanks


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Adam Retter
Network and Systems Administrator
Project COSMIC
adam at cosmic.org.uk
www.cosmic.org.uk