bind lan names verses real names
Here is my setup: I have 4 machines, on a lan, so I need local names. I'm
using the domain mylan.lan. So my desktop box is 192.168.1.10 and its name
is quasar.mylan.lan. The rest of my local box's have addresses 192.168.1.x
and *.mylan.lan names. I'm running bind on my desktop. Everything works fine
on the local lan.
one of my boxes, spider, has a dsl connection to the internet, it NATs the
lan machines. I also have a real internet domain. I have the real domain
working fine, running bind on spider. My homepages, etc work from the
internet.
But I still have a problem, spider, can't get local names.
Having both servers in /etc/resolv.conf does not work. I thought it would,
but Its not. Can I use the forwarders section in /etc/named/conf? That
would mean spider would refer all its internet lookups to my desktop system,
which does not seem like a good solution.
What should I do?
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