https://community.hpe.com/t5/appliance-servers/name-server-record/m-p/105097#M199 With the DNS service turned on I'm seeing entries for WWW, FTP, Mail, etc. But where is the name server entry? Is it covered under the DNS entry? If so will the name server be NS1.<DOMAIN name="">.xxx ? <BR /> <BR /> Any help would be great!</DOMAIN> Tue, 02 Jul 2002 17:57:05 GMT Hallg01 2002-07-02T17:57:05Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/appliance-servers/name-server-record/m-p/105097#M199 With the DNS service turned on I'm seeing entries for WWW, FTP, Mail, etc. But where is the name server entry? Is it covered under the DNS entry? If so will the name server be NS1.<DOMAIN name="">.xxx ? <BR /> <BR /> Any help would be great!</DOMAIN> Tue, 02 Jul 2002 17:57:05 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/appliance-servers/name-server-record/m-p/105097#M199 Hallg01 2002-07-02T17:57:05Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/appliance-servers/name-server-record/m-p/105098#M200 I think I understand the question.<BR /> <BR /> In my db.<DOMAIN> file the nameservers are defined like this<BR /> <BR /> SOA portion ....<BR /> <BR /> IN NS nameserver1.domain.<BR /> IN NS nameserver.domain.<BR /> <BR /> nameserver1 IN PTR 172.X.X.X<BR /> nameserver2 IN PTR 172.X.X.X<BR /> <BR /> in the reverse lookup files.<BR /> <BR /> db.172.X.X<BR /> SOA portion ....<BR /> <BR /> IN NS nameserver1.domain.<BR /> IN NS nameserver2.domain.<BR /> <BR /> 1.1.50 IN PTR hostname1.domain.<BR /> <BR /> would could also set up CNAME entries for WWW FTP and MX records for Mail.<BR /> <BR /> See the O'Reilly Book DNS and BIND its really usefull.<BR /> <BR /> Regards, Pete</DOMAIN> Wed, 09 Oct 2002 09:26:28 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/appliance-servers/name-server-record/m-p/105098#M200 Peter Hakesley_2 2002-10-09T09:26:28Z