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Internal DNS

Hi,
is it possible to give the dns-proxy my internal addresses (the ones of my servers) so it doesn't serach them on an external dns-server ? for example the domain xyz.domain.tld is in my intranet on 192.168.0.53, but the official address is 80.80.80.80. So when i try to access the address it is not possible to connect to it because it searches 80.80.80.80

Any Ideas ? I dont want to set up an own nameserver in the intranet.

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0 MagicMike over 21 years ago

I think (this is a bit of guessing) you could add your entries into

/var/chroot-bind/etc/hosts

but they might be overwritten sometimes.

Of course you could do the same with your OWN computer hosts file.
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0 Marduk over 21 years ago in reply to MagicMike

Thats right. But i don't want to change every Computer in my LAN.
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0 MagicMike over 21 years ago in reply to Marduk

I understand, but did you try the hack on ASL yet?
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0 techno.kid over 21 years ago in reply to Marduk

@Marduk

So the best way is to "hack" your ASL and add your domain.tld to the zones (see: https://community.sophos.com/products/unified-threat-management/astaroorg/f/52/t/25947

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0 ClayJackson over 21 years ago in reply to techno.kid

Ok - can someone point me at the config files that build ASL's zone files, so that I can add my own internal zone?

Thanks!
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0 techno.kid over 21 years ago in reply to ClayJackson

@ClayJackson

/var/chroot-bind/etc/named.conf-default
/var/chroot-bind/my-zones/.zone

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