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Reverse DNS zones. What is preferable?
Good afternoon.
I took care of creating reverse zones on the DNS server, I can not decide on the options. Make one common zone for the entire corporate subnet 10.1.0.0/16 or create a separate zone for each /24 subnet (10.1.1.0/24, 10.1.2.0/24, 10.1.3.0/24).
Are there any fundamental differences in these two schemes? The only difference I see is that there is no need to create a separate zone for each subnet. What are the downsides to this approach?
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You need to divide into small ones only if you plan to place them in different places without replicating with each other.
If the DNS server is one-2-3 and the zones will be stored at all, it makes sense to create one zone 1.10.in-addr.arpa
700 addresses in one zone is not good. It is better to divide by 3 at the same time it will be possible to reduce the interval in one of them. I would generally use masks 27 or 26 by the number of ports on the switch
Always segmentation is better. I try to divide both direct and reverse by / 24. The most correct decision from the point of view of administration, as for me.
Big zone updatesso just update changes? is not it so?
I would generally use masks 27 or 26 by the number of ports on the switch)) and if a person has a port on a switch in the trunk and accepts 1000 MAC/VLAN each? or behind this switch there are 5 more switches? strange division by the number of ports.
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