primary DNS and registrar's ns
DenisG
denis.g1.no.spam at laposte.net
Sat Jan 7 10:05:30 UTC 2006
Robert Story a écrit :
> On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 22:39:37 +0100 DenisG wrote:
> D> If I install a BIND server on my LAN, configured as a primary DNS for
> D> the domain name I own (to resolve comp1.mydomain.com,
> D> comp2.mydomain.com...), but don't tell my registrar to modify his DNS
> D> entries about mydomain.com (still resolved for the rest of the world by
> D> my registrar's ns1 and ns2), will it be a problem somewhere?
>
> Yes. Your internal queries will work fine, but the rest of the world
> will be querying your registrar's dns servers.
>
OK but my registrar resolves fine to my IP, so is it a problem for the
global network if my BIND is configured as a primary DNS and my
registrar's too, for the same domain? The rest of the world will only
see my registrar's.
It is not really a domain name but a sub-domain (denisg.fr.to), and my
registrar don't let me be primary DNS for it.
Thanks or your answer.
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DenisG
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