Building two or more domains on a DNS Server

Hello world. Previously I posted a post about installation and  configuration of DNS. Today I’d like to share you how to build  two or more domain in one server. Here we go.


Firstly, Edit /etc/bind/named.conf.local file and  add virtual domain configuration.


Create a file virtualdomain.conf in the directory that has been specified and fill in the domain name that will be created, eg domain admin.info and jarkom.info and so on. Create two domain files are copied from existing filedomain eg db.takehome.com.
Next restart the dns server
Perform testing by ping to a new domain.



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