For A records the range numbers are the IP address range. The address pattern is actually the hostname pattern, and the hostname patern is actually the IP address pattern. For PTR records these two would be reversed.
As a simple entry to the 'localhost' zone, I added:
A 111 113 abc 127.0.0.$
This creates the records:
abc.localhost. A 127.0.0.111
abc.localhost. A 127.0.0.112
abc.localhost. A 127.0.0.113
The 'every' column simply allows you to add an entry for, say, every second IP address (by putting in a '2'). The '$' above is used to represent the value in the 'range' column.
Hope that helps.
John.
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Hi,
try as I might, I cannot find out how to use
the bulk record generators in the bind 8
module. Any pointers would be much appreciated.
Mike
For A records the range numbers are the IP address range. The address pattern is actually the hostname pattern, and the hostname patern is actually the IP address pattern. For PTR records these two would be reversed.
As a simple entry to the 'localhost' zone, I added:
A 111 113 abc 127.0.0.$
This creates the records:
abc.localhost. A 127.0.0.111
abc.localhost. A 127.0.0.112
abc.localhost. A 127.0.0.113
The 'every' column simply allows you to add an entry for, say, every second IP address (by putting in a '2'). The '$' above is used to represent the value in the 'range' column.
Hope that helps.
John.