Hey I am using Zeronsd (docker) and I was wondering if it is possible to have something like “test.server.home.arpa”?
I have on my linux machine nginx as a proxy installed and a proxy host route for server.home.arpa to port 81 for NGINX Admin Panel. This works fine and all but I want nginx.server.home.arpa, as I am running other services as well.
Is something like this possible and how?
Thanks in advance! 
If you setup ZeroNSD somewhere on your network, you can set a domain for your ZeroTier network.
home.arpa also happens to be its default from memory too.
I think there is a misunderstanding.
I have already ZeroNSD setuped (using the docker version) and I have domains for my machines. Such as “server.home.arpa” for my server.
But I am trying to find out if I can have subdomains for these domains. Such as “*nginx.*server.home.arpa” and “*cloud.*server.home.arpa”.
Ah! Sorry, I misunderstood.
As far as I know, there isn’t, but maybe someone from ZT can shed some more light.
The closest workaround would be the wildcard option or, perhaps passing a hosts file with the subdomains to ZeroNSD which would get added to its records.
I was thinking that too, but I dont know how I would do such a thing because I use the docker container. Also I dont find it how to do that in the Documentation.
UPDATE:
I got it working yaay
When you want to enable wildcard using Docker, you just use -w to enable it
For Hostfiles: * -f <hosts file> will parse a file in /etc/hosts format and append it to your records.
Thank you very much for your help! 
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