; Sample /etc/named.boot file for the domain "my.domain.edu".
; That domain has IP numbers 134.96.x.x.

; ns = name server

; ns = 192.168.1.5

; All relative file names can be found in this directory.
; Named changes also in this directory on startup. So it will dump core here.
directory /var/named

; If you want to use this as your primary ns, enable this. All information
; is read from the file "/var/named/my.domain.file".
; IP -> hostname translation is done by ".../my.domain.file.rev".
;primary	my.domain.edu		my.domain.file
;primary	96.134.in-addr.arpa	my.domain.file.rev
;primary		trendhaus.de		trendhaus.de
;primary		2.168.192.in-addr.arpa	trendhaus.de.rev
primary  	ferdinand.de            ferdinand.de
primary		1.168.192.in-addr.arpa	ferdinand.de.rev

; If you have further child zones and you are not a secondary ns for them,
; specify a stub here:
;stub subzone.my.domain.edu 134.96.2.1	subzone.stub

; Use the following entries, if you want to use this as a secondary server.
; The primary server is contacted from time to time for the most recent
; information. "my.domain.file.bak" is used as starting file at boot time until
; the primary ns has been contacted (and in case of the primary ns is down).
; You should then also put this host into the "NS" part of the primary ns.
;secondary	my.domain.edu		134.96.7.7	my.domain.file.bak
;secondary	96.134.in-addr.arpa	134.96.7.7	my.domain.file.rev.bak
secondary	intranet.de		192.168.1.1	intranet.de.bak
;secondary	1.168.192.in-addr.arpa	192.168.1.1	intranet.de.bak.rev

; primary .			localhost
; primary 127.in-addr.arpa	127.in-addr.arpa

; Always enable the next line. Read the beginning for how to get the newest
; version of it. (/var/named/root.cache)
cache . root.cache

; Change the following line, if you have further name servers, which might
; have more information cached. A good choice here is the ns which is
; authoritive for the zone above you.
;forwarders 134.96.7.5 134.96.7.7 134.96.68.11
forwarders  193.158.76.130 141.1.1.1 195.30.34.2 192.168.2.2
;forwarders 195.30.34.2
;forwarders 194.25.2.129
; If the servers defined by the "forwarders" line do not know the answer,
; this ns will contact the root ns for it. If you enable "slave", it will
; ask one of the "forwarders" to fetch the correct answer. This will lead
; to more complete "forwarding" ns and should be done.
slave