[luau] DNS

[Vince Hoang]

On Wed, Dec 03, 2003 at 02:44:54PM -1000, DOUGS at oceanic.com wrote:
> The @ is just a stand in for the zone name of the file.  For example if the
> file is db.foo.com and the /etc/named.conf file has the entry 

@ is shorthand for the origin, which defaults to the name of the
zone specified in named.conf. You can overwrite @ by setting
$ORIGIN. This is handy when you want to shove multiple subdomains
into a single zone file.

When it comes to BIND, the content may differ, but there is no
difference in the format of an internal or external zone file.

> [Jaymes Schooler <mailto:jimsch at ichgroup.com> wrote on Wednesday,
> December 03, 2003 1:44 PM:] 
> > This one works for me both internal and external
> > 
> > $TTL 86400

Yes. Make sure you have your [default] $TTL set here as well. The
TTL within your SOA record is the time for your negative cache.

-Vince