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From: Daniel Miller <dmiller@amfes.com>
Subject: Forwarding DNS
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2004 10:27:26 -0800
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Can I setup a DNS forward for my LAN to point to my ISP's DNS servers 
for internet name resolution?  As I'm on a high-speed connection, and my 
provider has already implemented their own caching DNS servers, it seems 
(at least on the surface) silly for me to implement my own caching-only 
server.  This way, I can choose to implement direct forwarding to my 
ISP's servers, or use an internal caching-only server, and have it 
transparent to the LAN.

Daniel