Thanks for the first one, missed that

Thank you also for the suggestion on using templates. I have followed the links and done some reading and find myself a bit confused.

Would you not then have to maintain not only 18 zone files but 18 templates as well?? So if I added another 20 A records to each of the 18 zones I would in effect have to edit 18 files x2?

As far as the script goes I am still faced with the same logic problem I believe as well in that I still need to figure out within the script which is doing other things how to pull up each templ file and pass the variables and still output new zone files?

Perhaps I am not seeing the forest through the trees on this one. If you can help guide me a bit I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks -

Brad Jensen

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