Override some DNS records and delegate others to another nameserver

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Published on 2012-11-24T18:39:38Z Indexed on 2012/11/25 5:05 UTC
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I'm starting playing with nameservers. Currently I have:

A domain: mydomain.com
Access for writing the whois ns records.
Access for writing DNS records at the domain hosting provider. nsX.foo.com
A shared (hostC) hosting which cPanel writes in the nameserver of nsX.bar.com

Basically I want the following structure:

hostA.mydomain.com -> hostA
hostB.mydomain.com -> hostB
hostC.mydomain.com -> hostC
mydomain.com       -> hostC
*.mydomain.com     -> hostC

Whats the correct way of configuring this?

By the way I have configured the following records

hostA.mydomain.com IN A [IP_OF_hostA]     (at foo.com nameservers)
hostB.mydomain.com IN A [IP_OF_hostB]     (at foo.com nameserver)

But now I dont know how to specify that @.mydomain.com and *.mydomain.com are resolved by the ns1.bar.com and ns2.bar.com, and it is hard to try with the delays after editing the records.

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