Re: DNS & Mail
hi ya...
donno if this was answered or not... didnt read prev msgs..
yyy.com. IN A 1.2.3.4
www.yyy.com. IN A 2.3.4.5 --- same or different place
xxx.yyy.com. IN A 3.4.5.6
than in httpd you need to config the same tree or different tree
for each server.....make yyy.com the default in and use virtualhosts
for the rest of ummm ( www and xxx ) ...
for Mail.....pick a mail server...edit sendmail.cw
- add all the domains its gonna hold mail for...
for each server....edit sendmail.cf to point to Mail.yyy.com
( use MX records too - or not )
c ya
alvin
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001, Colin Watson wrote:
> Debian GNU <debian_71@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >I have configured a DNS server using bind in Debian potato, Kernel
> >2.2.17. I have defined the hosts www.xxx.yyy.com, ftp.xxx.yyy.com,
> >mail.xxx.yyy.com etc. I can get the web page hosted at www.xxx.yyy.com
> >by typing the URL in browser window. How can I get the same by typing
> >just xxx.yyy.com, like yahoo.com and www.yahoo.com ?
>
> Add an A record for xxx.yyy.com. 'host yahoo.com' demonstrates. You may
> also need to add a virtual host for xxx.yyy.com in your web server
> configuration, if you're using virtual hosts.
>
> >How can I configure the linux machine to receive mail addressed to
> >user@xxx.yyy.com instead of user@mail.xxx.yyy.com ? The mail server
> >configuration is done using sendmail. I would like to get the details
> >of the DNS portion only.
>
> Add an MX record for xxx.yyy.com, setting mail.xxx.yyy.com as the mail
> exchanger. The bind documentation should have more details.
>
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> Colin Watson [cjw44@flatline.org.uk]
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