view "public" {
match-clients { any; };
recursion no;
# public-only zones go here!
zone "fcit.com.au" {
type master;
file "sec/fcit.com.au.fw";
};
zone "rememberit.com.au" {
type master;
file "sec/rememberit.com.au.fw";
};
};
$ORIGIN rememberit.com.au.
$TTL 600
; Everything under the following "@" block is for $ORIGIN.
@ IN SOA ns1.rememberit.com.au. admin.rememberit.com.au. (
2009051201 ; serial (YYYYMMDDrr)
1800 ; refresh (30 minutes)
900 ; retry (15 minutes)
1209600 ; expire (2 weeks)
1200 ; minimum TTL (20 minutes)
)
NS ns1.rememberit.com.au. ; First nameserver.
NS ns2.rememberit.com.au. ; Second nameserver. (Two is most common, and better for redundancy.)
A 60.241.6.92 ; Setting $ORIGIN to have this A record and therefore point to this IP.
MX 10 mail.rememberit.com.au. ; Setting $ORIGIN to use this MX record with a priority of 10
MX 20 mail2.rememberit.com.au. ; Setting $ORIGIN to use this MX record with a priority of 10
; It is most common to begin with 10 and increase in tens.
; leaving space between mail hubs allows more hubs to be added
; in between in the future.
; Alphabetical order helps with clarity.
mail A 60.241.6.92
mail2 A 203.213.92.40
ns1 A 60.241.6.92
ns2 A 203.213.92.40
www CNAME @ ; This sets "www.local.tld" to point at "local.tld", because @ is substituted with $ORIGIN
$ORIGIN fucking.rememberit.com.au.
irc IN A 60.241.6.92
and ..