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From your subject line, I would assume you are hosting a DNS server at your home office.
You just need to follow the same steps you did to create your abc domain. Add def.com in named.conf, define its zone files in /var/named and you are all set.
you will need to configure your mail server to accept mails for both your domain names.
I own my DNS server, i have set the domain into named.conf
Now i want to set my mail server to accept those two domain, where is need to setup this so the mail server will be able to send and receive all mails.
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