| I have a little dns question here, where my google-fu is failing me. So far, I've only really set up nameservers that were authorative for their net...
We have a domain "example.com" with names ext1-x, int1-x and gate1-x in them. ext1-x are not hosted by us. int1-x are in our private lan. gate1-x are hosted by us and have a local ip as well as a public ip.
Now I'm trying to set up a nameserver on our local net that will answer with a local ip for everything on our local net including gate1-x and delegate to our provider's dns for everything else in our domain (everything it doesn't know itself) without putting our internal boxes in a separate sub-domain. Is that possible?
A little example of what I'm trying to achieve:
fromexternal> host ext1.example.com
81.67.x.x
fromexternal> host gate1.example.com
81.67.x.y
fromexternal> host int1.example.com
Unknown host
frominternal> host ext1.example.com
81.67.x.x
frominternal> host gate1.example.com
10.0.0.1
frominternal> host int1.example.com
10.0.1.1
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