Reverse ARPA on host boundary
phn at icke-reklam.ipsec.nu
phn at icke-reklam.ipsec.nu
Thu May 30 16:31:06 UTC 2002
Michael C. Cambria <cambria at world.std.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to define one host as a domain? I've tried setting
> this up to the point of the reverse arpa.
Yes.
Hint : a domain, the entity that may be delegated, can be assiciated
with 'A' records and in your case 'PTR' records.
A zonefile might be :
$TTL 86400
@ IN SOA < stuff>
IN NS <fqdn>
IN NS <another NS>
IN PTR fully.qualified.name.tld.
> Is it possible to define the reverse arpa file to just one host (e.g.
> not a subnet)? A host is on a byte boundary, nothing I read about
> non-byte boundaries helped.
It will help, you just have to "get into the right mood" :-)
> I have a single IP address from my provider (who will not cooperate on
> DNS).
If your ISP don't cooperate you are out of luck.
> Behind this (NAT/FW) box will be private IP addresses, with their own
> name server Thus, for security, their IP addresses (and names) are
> hidden.
> Any suggestions?
Switch ISP
> MikeC
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