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If you are authoritative for example.com, within that zone you do:
ns1.c A x.x.x.x
ns2.c A y.y.y.y
c NS ns1.c.example.com.
NS ns2.c.example.com.
You don't even need a c.example.com zone loaded on your NS, since it's
just going to check example.com for records anyway. The SOA for
c.example.com will be on ns1.c & ns2.c, not on your NS.
Neill R wrote:
> I am trying to create a true subdomain in Bind 9 , where it's actually
> delegated to another set of name servers. In the past, I have always
> created subdomains but the zones were all located on my set of name
> servers. For example,
>
> All these zones lived on my NS1 and NS2
>
> example.com
> a.example.com
> b.example.com
>
> But now, I have a need to let c.example.com be managed by a third party.
>
> Do I create a new subdomain like the others, just changing the NS
> delectation records. Do I have to change the SOA value from
> ns1.example.com to ns1.c.example.com?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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