1 ;; 2 ;; db.foo -- BIND DNS zone file for the foo.dom domain 3 ;; 4 5 @ IN SOA world.foo.dom. root.world.foo.dom. ( 6 1998021502 ; SERIAL 7 604800 ; REFRESH: Secondaries refresh after 1 week 8 3600 ; RETRY: Secondaries retry after 1 hour 9 604800 ; EXPIRE: Maximum TTL of Data is 1 week 10 86400 ; MINTTL: Minimum TTL of Data is 1 day 11 ) 12 13 IN NS world.foo.dom. 14 15 ;; 16 ;; the resource record for www.foo.dom which 17 ;; maps to the Round-Robin domain 18 ;; 19 www IN CNAME www.rr.foo.dom.
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