Scenario1
I was involved in a discussion whether we can get the reverse lookup zone name resolution, if I'm using conditional forwarder.
Conditional forwarder: Host to name resolution will work, but will It also able to resolve IP to host name for the resources in other domain in dns using nslookup, if yes, how.
If not, how can we make it work to resolve IP to host to other domain from my own domain using conditional forwarder, considering if I have similar private IP range configured into my own reverse lookup zone as another domain, how dns will resolve name from if I use IP into NSlookup for another domain.
Another scenario:
I have my own domain XYZ.com & another domain named abc.com with authoritative DNS server IP 192.168.1.5(IP for ABC domain) configured as forwarder in my domain for ABC domain name resolution from xyz, I have also existing 192.168.1.x configured as reverse lookup zone configured for my internal domain name resolution, the question is if I do nslookup using IP 192.168.1.x will it give nslookup for my own domain or another domain
I don't have lab to test, so request if anyone have tested or can share something on it.