From: "Matthew King" <matthew.king@monnsta.net>
To: <debian-user@lists.debian.org>
Subject: Re: bind lan names verses real names
Date: Mon, 12 May 2003 13:00:57 +0100 (BST)
> 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.
Bind on your spider box doesn't know how to look up domains ending in .lan
(it looks up .uk, then co.uk, then domain.co.uk, each time finding a new
server which hosts it).
The easiest solution will probably be to slave your .lan domain on spider,
the cleaner solution may be to have spider master both domains and your
desktop slave them.
This is close to what I do (actually I just use one domain for internal
and external IPs (and IPv6)) but I have an actual box on the net so my
gateway slaves off that and my desktop doesn't run bind at all.
Matthew
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