This is a discussion on Re: CNAME and other data -vs- could not find NS and/or SOA records within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; >>>>> "Phil" == phil-news-nospam <phil-news-nospam@ipal.net> writes: Phil&...
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>>>>> "Phil" == phil-news-nospam <phil-news-nospam@ipal.net> writes:
Phil> I have a domain (several of them, actually) in which I need Phil> to CNAME them to another domain (which is under someone Phil> else's authority). The DNS does not allow domains to be CNAMEd, to use your terminology. I believe you've been told this already. Phil> The only other records were SOA and NS. So when I remove Phil> them, BIND gives this message in syslog and fails to load Phil> the zone: Phil> could not find NS and/or SOA records That's right. Every zone MUST have exactly 1 SOA and at least 1 NS record. Phil> So how do I bypass this conundrum? There's no conundrum to bypass. The DNS just doesn't work the way you think it does. Or ought to work. If you want anyone to help you, try telling us what *exactly* you're trying to do. ie "I have a zone called ipal.net. Here it is. I want anyone sending mail to ipal.net to have it sent to the ipal.com mail server. And anyone looking up www.ipal.net should be directed to the web server at www.ipal.org. I need to do this for ipal2.net and ipal3.net too. Here are their zone files. What's the solution?" |