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From: "John Black" <black@arbbs.net>
Subject: Re: DNS question
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 2004 18:54:55 -0600
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> What is special about having only one IP address?
i have a private subnet at work with only one static ip address.  which they
are authoritative over the subnet.


> Obviously if you have only one server you don't get any resiliency /
> redundancy, but presumably you either don't mind, or else you're getting
> someone else to act as secondary for you?
I have an internal mail, ftp, and web server that I want to grant access to,
from the outside world.


the problem is I'm trying to setup a nonauthoritative dns server.  And I
have never setup a dns server before


thanks for everyone's help

john