about organization of dns views

[David Botham]

bind-users-bounce at isc.org wrote on 12/23/2004 09:14:42 AM:
> Hi,
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> I would like to configure dns view as clean as possible, but i´m getting 
some 
> problems with this task. At named.conf I have:
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> view "internal" {
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>         match-clients { "acl-internal"; };
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>         include "zones-internal.inc";
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> };
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> view "internal" {

Did you really mean to define 2 views with the same name, "internal"? 
Probably not.  Try naming this view something else, like "external", and 
see what happens.


hth,


Dave...


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>         match-clients { any; }; // everyone who is not "internal"
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>         include "zones-external.inc";
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> };
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> At zones-internal.inc I have:
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> zone "domain.com.br" {
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>         type master;
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>         file "virtual_domains/domain.com.br-internal";
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> };
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> At zones-external.inc I have:
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> zone "domain.com.br" {
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>         type master;
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>         file "virtual_domains/domain.com.br";
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> };
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> zone "domain2.com.br" {
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>         type master;
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>         file "virtual_domains/domain2.com.br";
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> };
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> The question I have here is: Why domain2.com.br is not resolved when I 
ask my 
> dns from an IP address that is defined in acl-internal? Is there a way 
to do 
> that without defining this zone at "internal" view? If yes, I think it 
will 
> more easy to deal with my configuration zone files because I have a lot 
of 
> zones and I would´nt like to repeat these zones inside each view I 
have...
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> Thanks in advance people and have a nice xmas celebration!
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> Fabiano Reis
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