One zone contains the records for one domain.
Seriously.ĭNS records are organised in zones. You really should learn all this and have it all together with your own domain before trying to sell these services to anyone else. IN NS .Īfter this you should fix all the other requirements starting from all the consistensies. If is your domain and customers domain, that would be e.g. The only acceptable solution would be to have all the domains on both name servers, the other being primary and allowing zone transfers from the secondary. The requirement is assessed through inspection of A network is defined as an origin autonomous system in theīGP routing table. The name servers must be in at least two topologically separate Hosts must not resolve to the same IP address. There must be at least two NS records listed in a delegation, and the
You should read the whole article, but the related parts are these: Therefore, neither of your suggestions meets the minimum technical requirements for authoritative name servers. You should have always had at least two name servers on separate networks. Name servers are not for hosting anything they just resolves human readable domain names to IP addresses.
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