This is a discussion on Combining DNS and NATD within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; Is it possible to use a combined DNS/NATD machine to provide Internet access to hosts with registered names but ...
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Is it possible to use a combined DNS/NATD machine to provide
Internet access to hosts with registered names but no routeable IP numbers? The simplest situation would be a single, static IP host which serves as gateway to a 192.168.1.x network and also a nameserver for a domain. The nameserver would know the private address associated with each name, but would have to reply to queries with its own address, and some sort of "tag" which would be returned in subsequent traffic so it could properly recognize which host on the private network is the intended destination. Obviously, if the destination hostname is contained in the packet the problem is easy, but to my understanding that's not the usual case. Is there some other mechanism? Apologies if this is naive, I've poked around in Google and found nothing....probably for want of appropriate keywords. Thanks for reading! bob prohaska |