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DNS Question..

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awpti

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We have our standard NS1/NS2 server setup, and we've now add a PLESK Server, which appears to keep all bind entries local (with no option to write the files remotely).

Is there any way we can force PLESK to write bind entries to a different server?

PLESK Server is IIS6, Nameservers are running Linux w/ BIND.
 
How do you mean to write bind entries externally? What do you try to achieve?

Cheers,

DXTrim
 
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