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Quoting Dan McMahill <mcmahill@mtl.mit.edu>:
> 2)  run a caching name server on the NAT box (it runs off a read only=20
> file system though with a very small MFS for /tmp) and have the=20
> internal machines point there for DNS.  I think the NetBSD guide talks=20
> about how to set this up.
>=20
> Thanks
> -Dan

Dan,
I would suggest either your first or second options. I've done both
with NetBSD. Fortunately, dns servers don't typically (in my own
experience) change too often so manually dealing with the updates
won't be much of a burden. A caching dns server works great, I use one
on this system I am using right now and the setup is trivial and as
you said well described in the docs.

Good luck.

Bob
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