What are the AOL services that you are trying to block?
If you just want to block all access to login.oscar.aol.com then a simple IP
filter will do. Try something like this:
Deny 205.188/16 except ports 25 and 80
What you want to do is impossible with an
off-the-shelf name server, but since you
can have the source to Bind, you are free
to do it yourself.
Amanda
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Scheidel, Greg wrote:
> This is workable for napster.com (which does not provide any other services
> this site requires access to), but for AOL, Yahoo, etc creating a new zone
> is unmanageable. I still need AOL's (as an example) web servers and e-mail
> servers to resolve properly. If I create a new zone, this means that I have
> to maintain a complete AOL host table, either manually or by scripting to
> pull down their entire host table and then updating the entries I want to
> resolve to loopback.
>
> Isn't it possible to configure the DNS so that my internal DNS will respond
> to queries for the specific DNS names (login.oscar.aol.com, for example) but
> still pass other queries for the zone (aol.com, for example) on as normal?
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