If i guess right, you will have all of your internal
192.168.127.*-servers in your 192.168.127.zone?
If that is true, and if the gateway does masquerading, you could simply
forward any queries to NS2?
If you don't want to put much traffic onto NS2, edit named.conf:
forward first;
forwarders {10.0.5.115}
but if you are allowed to bother it with all queries beside
192.168.127.0, use forward only.
I hope this might help
Henning Rohde
DEMERRE DIETER schrieb:
>
> For all certainty, a little image below illustrating the situation
>
> > I have a DNS problem I'd like to solve.
> > I'm managing an intranet (192.168.127.*), which is connected
> > to the Internet
> > through another intranet (10.*). Now I'd like to configure a
> > name-server
> > for my intranet (this I succeeded in doing), but I'd like to
> > be able to
> > have resolution for intranet2 (10.*) addresses too.
> > I'd appreciate any sollutions, taking into account that I don't have
> > possibility
> > to configure the nameserver of the 10.* network.
> >
> > The way I have it now is that OR I configure my machines on
> > intranet to use
> > the
> > nameserver of 10.* and thus they get correct replies for
> > names of intranet2
> > (and
> > of the internet), OF I configure machines on intranet to use
> > my nameserver
> > (of 192.168.127.*)
> > so they get results for our little intranet and for the
> > Internet, but none
> > for the outside
> > world.
> >
> > Any suggestions ?
>
> 192.168.127.*
> | |
> | |--192.168.127.1 (NS)
> | |
> | |--192.168.127.254
> | | ==(Gate)== 10.*________
> ------------ 10.67.4.123------| |--10.0.5.115 (NS2)
> | |
> | |
> | |
> |____________|--10.67.7.254
> ==(Gate2)==
> Internet__
> aa1.bb1.cc1.xyz--|
> |--aa1.bb1.cc2.1 (NS Internet)
> .
> .
> ....
> .....
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