I am sorry to repost basically the same question, but I think the
previous 'subject' may have lost me the attention of those who can
help.
I have a small network behind an adsl router. I want to route mail (and
probably some other services) in to the single static IP allocated by
the service provider.
Can I add to my existing zone files a zone file and a reverse zone file
for the single static IP? I presume this will list a few A records to
point each possible name at the same IP, for example, perhaps
ns IN A 213.78.132.224
mail IN A 213.78.132.224
www IN A 213.78.132.224
Is that reasonable? And should I add any 'allow-transfer' condition in
the conf file?
If so, am I right I should use something like
allow-transfer { 192.168.0.1/8; localhost; };
in named.conf for each of the existing zone files to prevent them being
transfered outside?
TIA
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richard