hi those domain are public available and we have a internal dns which is
domainA and contain all the record from internal and also external.DomainA is
also public available and we have bought an hardware balancer which contain 2
public ip address and we like the hardware to do the load balance instead of
using the window round robin.Let said when i ping mail.domainA.com it will
reply with mail.balancer.domainA.com.And when you do an nslookup to these
external dns which run on redhat it will show as below
> main.domainA.com
Server: servername.balancer.domainA.com
Address: public ip
Aliases: servername.domainA.com

Name: main.domainA.co,
Served by:
- ns1.balancer.domainA.com
public ip A
balancer.domainA.com
- ns2.balancer.domainA.com
public ip b
balancer.domainA.com

And as said these load balance is done on the hardware level and it is not
on the dns, if i add two record on the dns it is already run on dns
level.Kindly advise how should i approach

"Ace Fekay [MVP]" wrote:

> In news0F36F35-E467-40E4-B34F-BCB810E197C7@microsoft.com,
> ckwong19802003@yahoo.com <ckwong19802003@yahoo.com> stated, which I
> commented on below:
> > hi,
> >
> > I have a question on the dns, if i have a domain A and B when I ping
> > domain A it will go to domain B, these can be done by using forwader
> > on the dns, but now my question is, if we dont use any forwarder can
> > we complete these task?will like to output the result when we do
> > nslookup on domain A, it will said these record is servered by ns1 or
> > ns2.kindly advise on the steps
>
> No, not a forwarder, but a CNAME will do that, such as when you ping FQDN A,
> but B's IP replies.
>
> If I misunderstood, can you provide an example of exactly what you are
> pinging and the results please? Are these public domains, such as are you
> pinging 'example-A.com' and the IP from 'example-B.com' replies?
>
> As for nslookup, there are a number of features and commands that can be
> used to do various things. If you type in:
> nslookup
> set q=SOA
> domain.com
>
> it will tell you who domain.com's nameservers are. Is that what you are
> looking for?
>
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> Ace
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> Microsoft MVP - Directory Services
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