[MLB-WIRELESS] Melbwirelses DNS and Domain Names

[Tony Langdon]

> This is where having 2 DNS's would work.
> If you have occasional connectivity to the internet, you put 
> in your ISP's
> DNS server first, then the local WPOP's DNS server IP.

Actually, in Windows it's even easier if you're using dialup.  Set the MW
DNS servers in the LAN configuration and the ISP's DNS servers in the
configuration for the dialup connection.
> 
> If your connected to the internet, it'll pull the Wireless 
> domain IP from
> that DNS, if not, it will recieve a timeout on connecting to the first
> server, automatically jump to the second DNS server and then 
> do the lookup
> for you, returning a local wireless located IP

That would work, though with horrendous delays in DNS lookups.

> As stated above, have a multihomed DNS server on each WPOP 
> that is on 24 * 7
> (doesn't even require a 24 * 7 internet connection, just once a day or
> whatever while updating takes place).

You would need some 24x7 servers so people using the Internet name servers
can resolve MW names.

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