servermgr_dns: configured name and reverse DNS name do not match
(server.flex.banana != www.mydomain.com), various services may not
funcion properly - use changeip to repair and/or correct DNS
servermgr_dns: Reloaded named
the en0 is listed on this address: 195.94.42.190 (from a DMZ)
the mask: 255.255.255.248
the router is 194.158.13.24
DNS is 195.94.42.190
Search is flex.banana
to make the router working i setup a script launched at startup
(simply with rc.local)
the hostname of the server is server.flex.banana
the server acting as web server, but for many domain, i've setup
server.flex.banana at hostname for testing but i think is not a good
game
how do i setup all others domain name to listen on the net?
the DNS service must setup for all domain? or just one to go in the internet?
the second problem is the Mail, how can i setup all domain name?
Stop. Do not pass GO, do not collect $200.
You need to read the documentation. Starting from the beginning. No,
seriously. RTFM.
1) You NEVER make changes using ifconfig in OS X. It will result in
the system not knowing of the changes, them not surviving a reboot
and the next time there is a network event on your system the
settings reverting to what is properly configure.
2) You NEVER do anything with rc.local or ANY of the rc files. You
either use launchd or StartupItems. However in this case you don't
use either of those either.
3) If you make ANY changes to the primary IP address OR host name of
the system you MUST run changeip
4) You MUST have FQDNS for your host, both forward AND reverse.
5) For any web sites your virtually hosting you need DNS entries
(CNAMES or A records) pointing to your IP address. If you're using
RFC1918 addressing and NAT behind your firewall you'll need the
Internet to "view" you public IP address(es) and your RFC1918
intranet systems to "view" your private address(es). This means you
may need to use BIND 9's Views or be running internal and external
DNS servers (ick.)
6) You don't need to be messing with static routes unless you are MultiHomed
7) Your router 194.158.13.24 is not in your CIDR block
195.94.42.190/255.255.255.248 to wit:
$ whatmask 195.94.42.190/255.255.255.248
------------------------------------------------
TCP/IP NETWORK INFORMATION
------------------------------------------------
IP Entered = ..................: 195.94.42.190
CIDR = ........................: /29
Netmask = .....................: 255.255.255.248
Wildcard Bits = ...............: 0.0.0.7
------------------------------------------------
Network Address = .............: 195.94.42.184
Broadcast Address = ...........: 195.94.42.191
Usable IP Addresses = .........: 6
First Usable IP Address = .....: 195.94.42.185
Last Usable IP Address = ......: 195.94.42.190
Again, all of this is documented. Despite what you think you may know
about *nix systems, OS X is not Linux, not is it *BSD, nor is it
Solaris just like none of those are like each other. You must read
the documentation. It will answer all of your questions so sine you
obviously need to do this there's no need to go into further detail
here.
Run, don't walk, to the docs. *Then* come back and ask questions
about what you don't understand.
--
-dhan
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