Re: DNS for Idiots...
From: Mike (mikey117_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 02/20/05
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Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2005 09:17:16 -0600
Before I go any further, yes, abc.com is used publicly and is the AD domain.
I guess I've opened a whole new can of worms, huh?
"Roland Hall" <nobody@nowhere> wrote in message
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> Starting fresh. Here is my understanding of what you have and what you
> need. You can correct the former and I'm sure if I get the latter wrong
> someone else will point that out.
>
> Public (Internet):
> domain: abc.com
> DNS: Primary DNS is at ISP - we'll call it ns1.isp.com
> DNS zones for abc.com should only list public IP addresses for abc.com
>
> Private (LAN):
> domain: def.com
> DNS: Primary DNS is pointing to a DNS server on your LAN? Why is it not
> using ns1.isp.com as the primary DNS server?
>
> Router can accept multiple public IPs, if required. It should then NAT
> those to private IPs running on servers on the LAN, web servers, not DNS
> servers.
>
> Private DNS servers should host only private addressing. A reason to
> include a public address for either a web site or a mail server is if they
> are hosted outside the LAN and sharing the same domain name (ex. abc.com)
> You never said or I missed it if abc.com is used publicly and as the AD
> domain. It requires additional configuration if this is the case.
>
> Your forwarder should point to the router, if possible. Let the router
> forward this to the ISP. Your router has to support this. If not, then
> pointing the forwarder to the ISPs DNS is correct. No systems, servers or
> workstations on the LAN should point to any public DNS server. The
> forwarder is only to allow cleints on the LAN resolve public addressing.
> In
> fact, it's not required but speeds things up a bit.
>
> I'll give a brief scenario. I have almost 50 domains but we'll look at
> two
> of them.
> domain: kiddanger.com
> Internet Host: Primary and secondary is at the host. Mail server is at
> the
> host.
>
> domain: netfraud.us
> Hosted on my LAN behind a NAT/firewall.
> Public DNS is at DynDNS.org.
> Private DNS is on my DC running AD.
> My web server, on my LAN, is running multiple domains using host headers.
> My mail server is on my LAN. My MX record is on the DNS at DynDNS.org.
> There is no MX record configured on my LAN. MX records are for servers,
> not
> clients.
>
> All of my clients and my servers on my LAN only use my DCs DNS. My DC has
> a
> forwarder that points to my router. My router gets its DNS from my ISP.
> My
> AD domain has a unique domain name that is not used on the Internet or a
> legal public DNS name. My clients and my servers only use private IP
> addressing. That is the whole point of NAT, translate the public IP
> address
> to a private one. It's usually a one to many scenario but there is also
> multi-NAT, which should be self-evident.
>
> The only issue I have currently is Exchange where I think I screwed the
> pooch testing certificates and one domain cannot receive mail. Everything
> else works at it should.
>
> --
> Roland Hall
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