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[cobalt-users] DNS reverse address lookup, Raq3i
- Subject: [cobalt-users] DNS reverse address lookup, Raq3i
- From: jale@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue Oct 29 13:10:01 2002
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
A couple of weeks back there was a post, maybe from Jeff Lasman, that said
there should not be Automatic Reverse Address Record Generation records for
each domain.
When we setup our DNS, we went by the book, which had us do that, so for
each domain, I have:
1) domain.com --> ip address
2) www.domain.com --> ip address
3) ip address --> domain.com (27 bit)
4) ip address --> www.domain.com (27 bit)
5) domain.com --> high speed mail server www.domain.com
All "appears" to work fine, but I want to clean up my DNS if this is setup
incorrectly. So my questions:
1) should each domain NOT have its own reverse PTR record (# 3, 4 above)?
2) should there be one reverse PTR record ... per server? per IP? Not at all?
Not having one for each domain would be very convenient, it would speed up
my DNS work as I don't have to create the extra entry which I have to edit
to change the default 24 bit to 27 bit for my subnet mask.
Thanks in advance,
Jale