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What I actually wanted to do is to set up a small to medium website with my
own DNS servers. I hosted a few clients with special requirements and
limited needs( mail, ftp, news). I had it working with one static IP and a
local network behind the firewall. ( It also worked with dynamic ip). I got
my static ips through comcast (the only decent bandwidth available) because
I had the opportunity to grow to a cost effective size. I initially thought
I could use the static ips for client computers exposed to the world. So I
have static ips from comcast and comcast?s dns servers, domains from
networksolutions and their domain servers and my domain servers. The comcast
connection has been a problem. It goes down a lot and the gateway router
often resets the configuration to default. I am not certain how comcast
expects my static ips to be used. I offloaded my clients to one of the mega
sites while I rethink these configuration issues. If you come up with
something that works let me know.
From: Gary Frederick <garyfreder@(protected)>
Reply-To: Getting started with Red Hat Linux
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Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 04:02:46 -0500
To: <bret_stern@(protected)>, Getting started with Red Hat Linux
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Subject: Re: DNS Setup - feora 6
Howdy,
Can you say a bit more about what you want to do?
You have a domain that you got with Network Solutions. That includes DNS
that you can use with your 5 static IPs. Do you want to set up DNS just for
your office, use it inside the firewall or do you want the DNS server to be
seen by the world?
My setup is very similar to yours. I use DNS on Network Solutions for the
machines I want the world to know about and hosts files inside the firewall.
I am going to put up DNS on a server to use to netboot some machines (ltsp)
and would be interested in hearing anything you learn.
Gary
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actually wanted to do is to set up a small to medium website with my own DNS
servers. I hosted a few clients with special requirements and limited needs(
mail, ftp, news). I had it working with one static IP and a local network
behind the firewall. ( It also worked with dynamic ip). I got my static ips
through comcast (the only decent bandwidth available) because I had the
opportunity to grow to a cost effective size. I initially thought I could use
the static ips for client computers exposed to the world. So I have static ips
from comcast and comcast’s dns servers, domains from networksolutions and
their domain servers and my domain servers. The comcast connection has been a
problem. It goes down a lot and the gateway router often resets the
configuration to default. I am not certain how comcast expects my static ips to
be used. I offloaded my clients to one of the mega sites while I rethink these
configuration issues. If you come up with something that works let me know.<BR>
<BR>
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<HR ALIGN=CENTER SIZE="3" WIDTH="95%"><B>From: </B>Gary Frederick <
;garyfreder@(protected)><BR>
<B>Reply-To: </B>Getting started with Red Hat Linux <redhat-install-list
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<B>Date: </B>Fri, 14 Sep 2007 04:02:46 -0500<BR>
<B>To: </B><bret_stern@(protected)>, Getting started with Red
Hat Linux <redhat-install-list@(protected)><BR>
<B>Subject: </B>Re: DNS Setup - feora 6<BR>
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Howdy,<BR>
<BR>
Can you say a bit more about what you want to do?<BR>
<BR>
You have a domain that you got with Network Solutions. That includes DNS that
you can use with your 5 static IPs. Do you want to set up DNS just for your
office, use it inside the firewall or do you want the DNS server to be seen by
the world? <BR>
<BR>
My setup is very similar to yours. I use DNS on Network Solutions for the
machines I want the world to know about and hosts files inside the firewall. I
am going to put up DNS on a server to use to netboot some machines (ltsp) and
would be interested in hearing anything you learn. <BR>
<BR>
Gary<BR>
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