Different domain names in the same reverse-mapping zone.
Answered Friday, November 02, 2001
> Is it possible to host multiple domains using a single subnet of addresses without
> further subneting addresses to create a distinct subnet for each domain? e.g.
>
> create three zones on two name servers (all using addresses from a single
> subnet)
> abc.com
> def.com
> ghi.com
>
> Each zone contains hosts with unique addresses from the single subnet and a
> single reverse lookup zone referencing all of the hosts from each domain.
Sure. Let's say the subnet is 192.168.0/24. You might have zone data files that look something like this:
db.abc.com:
@ IN SOA ...
IN NS ...
foo IN A 192.168.0.1
db.def.com:
@ IN SOA ...
IN NS ...
bar IN A 192.168.0.2
db.ghi.com:
@ IN SOA ...
IN NS ...
baz IN A 192.168.0.3
db.192.168.0:
@ IN SOA ...
IN NS ...
1 IN PTR foo.abc.com.
2 IN PTR bar.def.com.
3 IN PTR baz.ghi.com.
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