Different DNS replies depending on IP block

[Lew Payne]

I would suggest using the right tool for the right job, if possible.

If your needs are such that you want to geographically route traffic
by issuing different DNS responses (on the Internet as opposed to some
intra-net), then the organization is likely to be sophisticated enough
to own or at least have (SWIP) their own IP block.  If that's the
case, use the right tool for the job... anycast from your zone
routers.  Google is your friend (hint:  anycast DNS).

> I own a service that has mirrors all around the world. I'd like to
> MaraDNS to respond a DNS request of my A ADDRESSes
> differently, depending on the IP block that made the request
>
> For instance, from a computer from an ISP provider would have this:
>
> [root at computer1 etc]# host www.maradns.org
> www.maradns.org has address 209.172.32.214
>
> And another person from another ISP would have:
>
> [root at computer2 etc]# host www.maradns.org
> www.maradns.org has address 74.125.45.83
>
> Anyone has a clue how I could do that ? Thanks in advance
>