Quoting Rob <four4 at naims.co.uk>: > If you do use an internal DNS you can set up /etc/named.conf as follows > > // PUT your ISP's name servers here > forwarders { 1.2.3.4; 1.2.3.5 }; If he doesn't really need forwarders, I'd suggest not using them. If ISP changes IP addresses of DNS servers (very rare, but happens), his internal DNS server will simply stop working, and it might be hard to guess what happened. His internal DNS server is (most likely) perfectly capable of resolving queries on its own. Forwarders are most usefull to get around strict firewalls and/or when you want to force resolving to happen on particular DNS server which might return different results than if authoritative server for domain was contacted directly. ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.