Hi Unmesh,
Well add these lines too... First of all u have not added IN keyword ... modify ur file as follows..
jnpt.com file ---------------------------------- $ORIGIN com. IN SOA ns.jnpt.com. root.jnpt.com. ( 1999070401 ; serial, todays date + today's ;serial num 8H ; refresh, seconds 2H ; retry, seconds 1W ; expire, seconds 1D ) ; minimum, seconds IN NS ns IN A 190.10.2.60 IN MX 10 mail
$ORIGIN jnpt.com. ns IN A 190.10.2.60 [comment (or wat ever is IP of Server)] mail IN A 190.10.2.60 [""] intranet IN A 190.10.2.60
----------------------------------------------
and the moment u reload the named daemon, you put a tail -f /var/log/named.log
and see if the zone file got loaded properly .... if yes then you are thru, or else u got to check out on google with the particular error it sent out while loading the zone files ....
Hope this helps...
Best Regards, -Mitul Limbani (mitul 2 mitul.com)
My linux m/c is having IP of 190.10.2.60 and on same m/c i am configuring Apache & DNS. From Client machine I am going to access intranet. Intranet address should http://intranet.jnpt.com . Also I added 190.10.2.60 as DNS server entry on windows m/c.