Re: [SLE] How Best to name my local domain?

From: Danny Sauer (suse-linux-e.suselists_at_danny.teleologic.net)
Date: 09/30/04

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    Jerome wrote regarding '[SLE] How Best to name my local domain?' on Fri, Sep 24 at 14:43:
    > Hello all...
    >
    > I have a domain, www.xyz.com, hosted on the internet.
    > I have a server accesable as office.xyz.com.
    >
    > The server is the server for a whole office, and
    > has 2 network cards.
    >
    > The external address coresponds to office.xyz.com.
    > The internal is part of a 10.x.y.0/24 net...
    >
    > My provider at www.xyz.com hosts my email accoutns.
    > (He provides virus scanning, and Spam controll)
    >
    > I also run a local email on office.xyz.com, since I don't
    > want local email sent over the internet...
    >
    > Now to my question.
    >
    > What should the domain name of the office.xyz.com be?
    > What should the doamin name of the machine in the office be?
    >
    > What is the "correct" way to set this up, (instead of the
    > way I got it working now)?

    I usually make an "internal.domain.com" subnet, and then duplicate
    all of the relevent server names with internal addresses. So, I
    have www.domain.com as 1.2.3.4 and www.internal.domain.com as
    10.2.3.4. Alternatively, you could set up views in named.conf so
    that internal requests for www.domain.com get 10.2.3.4 and external
    requests see 1.2.3.4. It's a bigger pain to maintain that way, IMHO,
    but it keeps your internal network structure hidden.

    I don't think there is a "correct" way to set that stuff up. I'm
    personaly partial to not using fake TLDs, though. What if you had
    decided to use ".biz" or ".tv" 5 years ago (or however long ago)
    before those were valid TLDs? That network that was set up all of
    the sudden may conflict with a real TLD. Using a subdomain has no
    such problem... :)

    --Danny

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