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...e DNS, without any LDAP or Kerberos access, and be installed much more safely in a de-militarized zone to serve specific needs without any need for anything but port 53 access to the relevant Samba server. They also provide the opportunity to take copies of the slaved zones, run them through "mkrdns" to publish and verify reverse DNS records, run them though "named-compilezone" for completely consistent format, and store them in source control to be able to track changes. In this case, you could set up the slaves with NS records for the relevant domains, just for clarity of pro...

Hi, SAMBA 4 - reverse dns not update Eduardo Buso

...or Kerberos access, and be installed much more > safely in a de-militarized zone to serve specific needs without any > need for anything but port 53 access to the relevant Samba server. > > They also provide the opportunity to take copies of the slaved zones, > run them through "mkrdns" to publish and verify reverse DNS records, > run them though "named-compilezone" for completely consistent format, > and store them in source control to be able to track changes. > > In this case, you could set up the slaves with NS records for the > relevant domains,...

hi guys i need some advice for my case that i faced here.. i have Two AD with two different domain, platform and network : i expect all user in different domain can resolve the other domain dns let say 1. domainwin.com >> windows 2008 AD >> 172.16.1.2 2. domainnux.com >> Samba 4 AD >> 172.16.2.2 is it possible if i create 1 new BIND DNS Server in 172.16.3.2