; /etc/namedb/wossamotta-u.edu ; Data for wossamotta-u.edu (ORIGIN assumed wossamotta-u.edu) ; ; first two fields after the SOA are the name of the nameserver and ; the email address (@ changed to .) of the administrator: @ IN SOA ns.wossamotta-u.edu. jward.wossamotta-u.edu. ( ; The following numbers are ; instructions to secondary ; nameservers: 1997021701 ; Serial # (YYYYMMDDNN) used to ; determine when database changes ; (remember to increment as ; appropriate when changes are ; made) 10800 ; Refresh zone info every 3 hours 3600 ; Retry in an hour if zone transfer ; fails 36000000 ; Expire zone info if can't ; do a zone transfer after 1000 ; hours 86400) ; Minimum TTL (time-to-live) for ; info exported from this zone ; is one day ; ;***NOTE*** THE TRAILING "DOTS" ON SOME OF THE ENTRIES BELOW ARE *REQUIRED* ;(to keep the ORIGIN of wossamotta-u.edu from being appended): IN NS ns.wossamotta-u.edu. ; this is their nameserver ; ; Wossamotta U made arrangements with both ARKnet and Megacorp Inc for backup ; DNS services in case ns.wossamotta-u.edu crashes (or needs maintenance): IN NS ns.arknet.edu. IN NS dns1.megacorp.com. ; ; in case a host doesn't have a "localhost" entry in its host file: localhost IN A 127.0.0.1 ; ; ; some IP addresses for some hosts at Wossamotta U): ns IN A 219.42.27.6 ; the nameserver rocky IN A 219.42.27.10 bullwinkle IN A 219.42.27.15 natasha IN A 219.42.27.21 ; ; boris used to be a separate computer, but now natasha handles all of boris' ; work, so we have a CNAME (an alias) for boris pointing to natasha; people ; telnetting to boris (for example) will connect to natasha: boris IN CNAME natasha.wossamotta-u.edu. ; ; Wossamotta U wants email addresses to be user@domain.name, like this example: ; badenov@wossamotta-u.edu ; They've set up a couple of computers to handle this mail: rocky and ; bullwinkle. They also arranged with one of their alumni at Megacorp, Inc., ; to serve as backup in case *both* rocky and bullwinkle are down. Therefore, ; they have some Mail Exchange records (MX records) in their DNS ; ; (the number is the priority; lower number means higher priority, so ; mail.megacorp.com won't normally be used unless both rocky and bullwinkle ; are down; mail.megacorp.com holds the mail and delivers it to rocky ; and/or bullwinkle when they come back up): wossamotta-u.edu. IN MX 10 rocky.wossamotta-u.edu. IN MX 10 bullwinkle.wossamotta-u.edu. IN MX 99 mail.megacorp.com. ; --the end--