There's nothing wrong with doing that. You would create delegation NS records
in the example.com zone:
dhcp6 NS some.name.server.
dhcp6 NS other.name.server.
You can of course use the same set of name servers as are authoritative for
example.com.
Chris Buxton
BlueCat Networks
On Jan 30, 2011, at 9:21 AM, Rick Dicaire wrote:
Hi folks,
I have ddns setup in a testing env, its working.
ddns-domainname is dhcp6.example.com. Clients get assigned
host.dhcp6.example.com
My question is, is it correct to create a separate subdomain zone
specifically for dhcp6.example.com so example.com zone itself doesn't
have to be updated, and if so, how would example.com zone have to be
configured to point to zone dhcp6.example.com?
Thanks
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