Nameserver scenario with advertisers and resolvers

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Hi all,

If I am going to setup a DMZ with two main DNS servers in a
Primary/Secondary configuration, but also use 2 advertisers and 2 resolvers
on separate servers, how do I setup the NS records and basic DNS
configuration? I.E. I have 6 test domains registered. I want to setup the
nameservers to point to the DNS servers in my DMZ. But do I setup
nameservers for each of the servers including the advertisers/resolvers? Any
general configuration tips or suggestions here? I'm not very familiar with
this type of configuration.

Thanks
Joe
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