Hayman Ezzeldin said:
Good afternoon,
Is there a possibility to use 1 DNS for multiple domains?
Sure. DNS servers can hold multiple zones.
These domains have 2 different suffix (1 is .com and the other is mil.cn)
Your help is so much appreciated.
It is very common -- this isn't even an issue. The issue
is making sure that clients use a DNS server (set) which
can resolve EVERY name they need consistently, and
if you have more than one "set of DNS servers" that each
set can resolve the other sets which need resolution.
Such is done through various methods:
1) Direct recursion from the top down
2) Forwarding to a server which can resolve "everything else"
3) Conditional forwarding for specific DNS zone 'trees'
4) Holding a secondary for addition zones
5) Holding a stub for addition zones (similar to #4 but without
the need to transfer the majority of the records.)
6) Delegating (only works for child domains)
