Jonas Pasche | 2 Aug 2002 20:55
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Re: reverse zone

Hi Ricardo,

please don't start new threads by replying to a posting and changing the
subject; it breaks threading. Instead, do a fresh post.

> How can i set a reverse zone in djb

That's covered by the FAQ.

> I need to set reverse zone from this zones
> 192.168.0.0 to 63 ( in named it as 63-0.0.168.192 )
> 192.168.0.64 to 127

http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/faq/tinydns.html#reverse talks both about
ordinary reverse delegations and about ``classless'' delegations. In
your case you have to do insert into data:

.63-0.0.168.192:your-ip-address:a
^0.63-0.0.168.192:box0.your.domain
^1.63-0.0.168.192:box1.your.domain
^2.63-0.0.168.192:box2.your.domain

...and, if the second subnet follows the same naming scheme:

.127-64.0.168.192:your-ip-address:a
^64.127-64.0.168.192:box64.your.domain
^65.127-64.0.168.192:box65.your.domain
^66.127-64.0.168.192:box66.your.domain

Jonas


Gmane