I've been asked to block/redirect a web site right away, and I know I can do this with DNS, but I have a few things I need clarified. I am running BIND 8.1.2 on Solaris. Complication is that I am in a large org where DNS zones are transferred between DNS servers at other companies. What I don't want to do is create something that replicates outside my own DNS server/zones. How can I configure so this will behave as desired?
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I believe this answers my question:
Sorry for the premature post, I'd been scouring the web all day and had not found anything like this. I just basically wanted to confirm that these zones would not be replicated out, which is what this article says.
Sorry for the premature post, I'd been scouring the web all day and had not found anything like this. I just basically wanted to confirm that these zones would not be replicated out, which is what this article says.
SimonDavis
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Thanks for posting the answer anyway - nothing more frustrating than seeing exactly the problem you're looking to solve and the answer not being there!
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