view "public" {
  match-clients { any; };
  recursion no;

  # public-only zones go here!  

  zone "fcit.com.au" {
     type master;
     file "sec/fcit.com.au.fw";
  };

  zone "rememberit.com.au" {
     type master;
     file "sec/rememberit.com.au.fw";
  };

};
$ORIGIN rememberit.com.au.
$TTL 600

; Everything under the following "@" block is for $ORIGIN.

@	IN	SOA	ns1.rememberit.com.au.  admin.rememberit.com.au. (
				2009051201	; serial (YYYYMMDDrr)
				1800		; refresh (30 minutes)
				900		; retry (15 minutes)
				1209600		; expire (2 weeks)
				1200		; minimum TTL (20 minutes)
			)

		NS	ns1.rememberit.com.au.	; First nameserver.
		NS	ns2.rememberit.com.au.	; Second nameserver. (Two is most common, and better for redundancy.)

		A	60.241.6.92	; Setting $ORIGIN to have this A record and therefore point to this IP.  

		MX	10  mail.rememberit.com.au.	; Setting $ORIGIN to use this MX record with a priority of 10
		MX	20  mail2.rememberit.com.au.	; Setting $ORIGIN to use this MX record with a priority of 10
						; It is most common to begin with 10 and increase in tens.
                                                ; leaving space between mail hubs allows more hubs to be added 
                                                ;    in between in the future.  

; Alphabetical order helps with clarity.

mail	A	60.241.6.92
mail2	A	203.213.92.40
ns1	A	60.241.6.92
ns2	A	203.213.92.40
www	CNAME	@		; This sets "www.local.tld" to point at "local.tld", because @ is substituted with $ORIGIN

$ORIGIN fucking.rememberit.com.au.

irc	IN	A	60.241.6.92


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