; Here is a typical DNS zonefile for an XMPP enabled domain.
; jud and conference represent typical component names and should be adjusted as required.
; computer1 and computer2 represent the hostnames of computers, such as the one
; that runs an XMPP server.
@	IN	SOA	computer1.example.com.	person.example.com. (
				2006031400 ; serial YYYYmmddnn
				10800      ; refresh (3 hours)
				3600       ; retry (1 hour)
				2419200    ; expire (4 weeks)
				86400      ; minimum (1 day)
			NS      computer1
			NS      computer2
			MX      10      computer1
			; we don't put an A record here as it can confuse all
			; sorts of applications.
			; as SMTP and XMPP will both use it as a fallback.
			; some sites may choose to do it anyway for the convenience
			; of http users, though.

_xmpp-server._tcp	SRV	5 0 5269 computer1
_xmpp-client._tcp	SRV	5 0 5222 computer1

_xmpp-server._tcp.conference	SRV	5 0 5269 computer1
_xmpp-server._tcp.proxy65	SRV	5 0 5269 computer1
_xmpp-server._tcp.ircgate	SRV	5 0 5269 computer1
_xmpp-server._tcp.jud		SRV	5 0 5269 computer1

computer1	AAAA	2001:DB8::1
		A	192.0.2.1

computer2	AAAA	2001:DB8::2
		A	192.0.2.2

; pre-SRV clients require a connect servername e.g.
; JID            : someuser@example.com
; connect server : xmpp.example.com

jabber  CNAME   computer1
xmpp    CNAME   computer1