Honestly, it would be much easier for you to just enable recursive DNS lookups in your BIND server and point your clients at that server and have done. Like pe1chl said: forwarders { 8.8.8.8; 8.8.4.4; }; The server will already have the behavior you require - answer with stuff it knows authoritativ...

For anything.local, you want: \x05local.\x01 When you send a question for e.g. ftp.sub2.local, the packet will contain: 03 66 74 70 04 73 75 62 32 05 6c 6f 63 61 6c 00 00 01 00 01   f  t  p     s  u  b  2     l  o  c  a  l  xx yy yy zz zz                           |-> match from here Where: - xx is...

Is it supposed to be top level domain? And is it really what it appears to be, i.e. regexp for <anything>istar (aistar, bistar, abcdistar, ...)? If it's TLD, then use simple: istar.\x01 It might give you some false positives, e.g. istarx.y.example.net, but it should not be too bad. Need only anythi...

DNS packets use simple encoding where before each name part is a byte with value equal to length of the following part, like this: mail.groupe1.local = \x04mail\x07groupe1\x05local To filter out false positives, append .\x01 at the end: .local = \x05local.\x01 Otherwise it would also match e.g. loc...

Simple. First put Google DNS in router's config in /ip dns, then give router's address to clients as DNS server. Then write to MikroTik support and ask them nicely to finally implement an ancient feature request from this thread: Feature request: per-domain forwarding in DNS . Wait a little (month,...

Other situation.
I have my own local DNS sever (BIND9). It is resolve only local names.  But I want use internet too.
If I will set google DNS in IP-DNS-Server first, I cannot resolve local names. If I will set my own DNS server first, I cannot surf inet.
How can I solve this&

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