So I got 2 dns servers that resolve www.yahoo.com differently.
Server A goes to 216.109.125.69. The Server B goes to 66.218.71.92. The 66.218.71.92 is a faster route for me.
How do I get Server A to resolve to 66.218.71.92?
Alan
So I got 2 dns servers that resolve www.yahoo.com differently.
Server A goes to 216.109.125.69. The Server B goes to 66.218.71.92. The 66.218.71.92 is a faster route for me.
How do I get Server A to resolve to 66.218.71.92?
Alan
<http://www.yahoo.com/> differently.
Server A goes to 216.109.125.69. The Server B goes to 66.218.71.92.
The 66.218.71.92 is a faster route for me.
How do I get Server A to resolve to 66.218.71.92?
Have Server A declare itself authoritative for www.yahoo.com and set up
an A record pointing to 66.218.71.92
Alex Kamantauskas wrote:
Have Server A declare itself authoritative for www.yahoo.com and set up
an A record pointing to 66.218.71.92
...and then be prepared to deal with a flood of customer complaints when yahoo renumbers and is no longer reachable from your network.
cf. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0596001584/
I was just answering the question "How do I get Server A to resolve to
66.218.71.92?" The rest was up to him.