Re: Multiple DNS's

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Glynn Clements wrote:

> If the first DNS server is
> authoritative for the domain in question, the query will either
> succeed or fail there; non-existent subdomains will not be looked up
> elsewhere.

Is it possible to configure BIND to be "semi-authorative"?  ie, if
the query fails, forward the query?  I can see firewall situations
(especially behind a NAT'd network) where this would be handy.


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