Re: AW: [cobalt-users] Nameserver RaQ4

["Eaglewerks" <eaglewerks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Perhaps I am missing something here.
Why would any body want to set up two name servers on one machine, let alone
in the same LAN?

We are talking InterNet "registered" Name Servers aren't we?  Or are we
talking about something different?

I do not find where there has been any InterNic / ICAN suggestion where one
should run a primary and a secondary name server on the same machine any
where.  The way I understand it doing so would be contrary to the original
intent and uses of registered internet name servers.

Please enlighten me.
Bill Feldman
NS1.eaglewerks.com
GamersNet.Net
Eaglewerks



----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Jurman" <michael@xxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2001 5:29 PM
Subject: AW: AW: [cobalt-users] Nameserver RaQ4


> domain.com has IP address xxx.xxx.xxx.1
> So how can ns2.domain.com have xxx.xxx.xxx.2 ?
>
> For that matter it looks to me like you have assigned
> 2 IP addresses to domain.com??? You can't do that.
>
> Use a different domain (IP) for ns2 and it should work.
>
> ---
> Sorry, normally I see that the second NS has another IP than the first.
> So I set up it like this. How shall I do, what you mean? I have now set up
> another domain for the secondary nameserver as in the manual described and
> attached it to my first IP (as described).
>
> And when I read this newsgroup I think it would be a great thing to get
> a real step-by-step instruction somewhere in the web for nameserver on
> Cobalt RaQ's. Not only this, what is in the manual, no, all around it, how
> to set up the first, the secondary and how register the nameservers and an
> example. Perhaps somebody has done this somewhere?
>
> Michael, frustrated of himself :-(
>
>
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