Re: DNS Subdomain Vs Delegation
- From: "pennino" <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 23 Apr 2005 00:26:25 -0700
>No. If the zone is hosted on the same server, you do
not delegate.
>Since it is a contiguous namespace, it will not work
properly unless it
>is either a part of the zone on the one server or
delegated to another
>separate server. Give it a try in a test environment.
I did. What do you mean by not working properly ? Before
asking my original question I had already tried both
implementations (subdomain vs delegation on same server)
and both work fine. That's why I asked what you do in a
production system. Actually, if you create a new zone on
a server where a parent zone already exists, the DNS
server automagically does the local delegation for you.
Also, as Kurt pointed out, the _MSDCS is another such
example. I read the document Kurt referenced but it just
explains delegation in the classic role (hosting a
subomain on a different server).
.
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