"Bryan J. Smith" <thebs413@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Public DNS zone: public.bs.com. (hosted by ISP)
> IN CNAME www
> IN NS 66.33.48.10
> IN MX 10 mail
> mail IN A 66.33.48.10
> www IN A 66.33.48.10
>
> Public DNS zone: bs.com. (hosted by ISP)
> IN CNAME www.public.bs.com.
> IN NS 63.33.48.10
> IN MX 10 mail.public.bs.com.
> mail IN CNAME mail.public.bs.com.
> www IN CNAME www.public.bs.com.
Ooops, the NS records were wrong on those first two zones.
Say your ISP's DNS server is ns.myisp.com.
Public DNS zone: public.bs.com. (hosted by ISP)
IN CNAME www
IN NS ns.myisp.com.
IN MX 10 mail
mail IN A 66.33.48.10
www IN A 66.33.48.10
Public DNS zone: bs.com. (hosted by ISP)
IN CNAME www.public.bs.com.
IN NS ns.myisp.com.
IN MX 10 mail.public.bs.com.
mail IN CNAME mail.public.bs.com.
www IN CNAME www.public.bs.com.
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