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Do NS records have point to name servers with matching SOA?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Come Celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary!SOA domain records cannot be retrievedHow to copy DNS zones from Slicehost to DNSmadeasyAre A records to NS hostnames required?I really want a wildcard NS record in BIND. Is there a workaround?Using static records in dynamic zone with Samba and BIND_DLZwhat happens if the authoritative DNS servers and the NS records don't agreeImpact of changing DNS glue records from registrarShould apex (or zone root) records have a matching PTR/pointer recordCreating DNS Zone before projects relocation when using same NS records (No Downtime Allowed)Is it possible to chain NS records?
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I have a requirement to delegate many but not all domains to another DNS server.
To simplify things, I'd like to delegate all of them to the same DNS server/zone, rather than one for each. Is that possible?
Can I delegate to one server with the same SOA as the original?
44.44.44.44 (original)
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 44.44.44.44
...other records...
a.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
b.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
c.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
d.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
55.55.55.55
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 55.55.55.55
a.example.com A 66.0.0.1
b.example.com A 66.0.0.2
c.example.com A 66.0.0.3
d.example.com A 66.0.0.4
domain-name-system dns-zone ns-record
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
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I have a requirement to delegate many but not all domains to another DNS server.
To simplify things, I'd like to delegate all of them to the same DNS server/zone, rather than one for each. Is that possible?
Can I delegate to one server with the same SOA as the original?
44.44.44.44 (original)
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 44.44.44.44
...other records...
a.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
b.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
c.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
d.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
55.55.55.55
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 55.55.55.55
a.example.com A 66.0.0.1
b.example.com A 66.0.0.2
c.example.com A 66.0.0.3
d.example.com A 66.0.0.4
domain-name-system dns-zone ns-record
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
192216
I'm having issues understanding the question. It sounds like you have multiple domains (ie domain1.com, domain2.com, domainN.com) and you want to point to a single name server, and to save duplication of work, the same zone file? What name server are you using? If my understanding is correct, I'm assuming you have no differences in the zones other than the domain name itself?
– Jon Angliss
Apr 11 at 2:26
Target of NS records are names, not IP addresses...
– Patrick Mevzek
yesterday
add a comment |
I have a requirement to delegate many but not all domains to another DNS server.
To simplify things, I'd like to delegate all of them to the same DNS server/zone, rather than one for each. Is that possible?
Can I delegate to one server with the same SOA as the original?
44.44.44.44 (original)
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 44.44.44.44
...other records...
a.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
b.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
c.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
d.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
55.55.55.55
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 55.55.55.55
a.example.com A 66.0.0.1
b.example.com A 66.0.0.2
c.example.com A 66.0.0.3
d.example.com A 66.0.0.4
domain-name-system dns-zone ns-record
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
192216
I have a requirement to delegate many but not all domains to another DNS server.
To simplify things, I'd like to delegate all of them to the same DNS server/zone, rather than one for each. Is that possible?
Can I delegate to one server with the same SOA as the original?
44.44.44.44 (original)
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 44.44.44.44
...other records...
a.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
b.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
c.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
d.example.com NS 55.55.55.55
55.55.55.55
example.com SOA example.com
example.com NS 55.55.55.55
a.example.com A 66.0.0.1
b.example.com A 66.0.0.2
c.example.com A 66.0.0.3
d.example.com A 66.0.0.4
domain-name-system dns-zone ns-record
domain-name-system dns-zone ns-record
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
192216
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
192216
edited Apr 10 at 14:38
Paul Draper
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
192216
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
192216
asked Apr 10 at 13:07
Paul DraperPaul Draper
192216
192216
I'm having issues understanding the question. It sounds like you have multiple domains (ie domain1.com, domain2.com, domainN.com) and you want to point to a single name server, and to save duplication of work, the same zone file? What name server are you using? If my understanding is correct, I'm assuming you have no differences in the zones other than the domain name itself?
– Jon Angliss
Apr 11 at 2:26
Target of NS records are names, not IP addresses...
– Patrick Mevzek
yesterday
add a comment |
I'm having issues understanding the question. It sounds like you have multiple domains (ie domain1.com, domain2.com, domainN.com) and you want to point to a single name server, and to save duplication of work, the same zone file? What name server are you using? If my understanding is correct, I'm assuming you have no differences in the zones other than the domain name itself?
– Jon Angliss
Apr 11 at 2:26
Target of NS records are names, not IP addresses...
– Patrick Mevzek
yesterday
I'm having issues understanding the question. It sounds like you have multiple domains (ie domain1.com, domain2.com, domainN.com) and you want to point to a single name server, and to save duplication of work, the same zone file? What name server are you using? If my understanding is correct, I'm assuming you have no differences in the zones other than the domain name itself?
– Jon Angliss
Apr 11 at 2:26
I'm having issues understanding the question. It sounds like you have multiple domains (ie domain1.com, domain2.com, domainN.com) and you want to point to a single name server, and to save duplication of work, the same zone file? What name server are you using? If my understanding is correct, I'm assuming you have no differences in the zones other than the domain name itself?
– Jon Angliss
Apr 11 at 2:26
Target of NS records are names, not IP addresses...
– Patrick Mevzek
yesterday
Target of NS records are names, not IP addresses...
– Patrick Mevzek
yesterday
add a comment |
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I'm having issues understanding the question. It sounds like you have multiple domains (ie domain1.com, domain2.com, domainN.com) and you want to point to a single name server, and to save duplication of work, the same zone file? What name server are you using? If my understanding is correct, I'm assuming you have no differences in the zones other than the domain name itself?
– Jon Angliss
Apr 11 at 2:26
Target of NS records are names, not IP addresses...
– Patrick Mevzek
yesterday