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BIND9: Do forwarders have any priority?

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http://serverfault.com – I am just setting up my BIND9-Server and it works well so far. I decided to integrate a little gimmick into the abilities of my DNS. I want it to resolve IANA-compliant domains like *.com and *.net by the DNS-server of my ISP but i also want to integrate OpenNIC-domains like .geek and .project by using a OpenNIC-DNS-Server as a forwarder. So my forwarders section basically looks like this: forwarders { IP.OF.ISP.DNS; IP.OF.OPENNIC.DNS; } Despite the fact that OpenNIC-DNS are able to resolve IANA-domains, i dont want to trust them, because hijacking important domains like paypal.com or (HowTos)

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