To answer my own question. My co worker knew about this and this is what he said....
for ns1 and ns2, I need to make 2 records in a forward zone.
It asks for a domain. I have a domain I'll call landscape.com. Do I enter in "landscape.com" in this text field? - Yes
In the Name to IP translation screen
I've got
Name: landscape.com - Yes
Filename: landscape.com.zone. - yes
contact: root@localhost -close enough, put in your contact email address.
Primary Nameserver (SOA): This is blank. What do I put here? ns1.landscape.com? - Probably. He wasn't sure on this. Or root.landscaping.com may work.
It keeps asking that I put a period at the end of the line. , yes add a period.
Then it requires that I put in a record to go with that forward zone.
When I Add a record, it has three tabs. - Just deal with HOST tab.
Tab 1. Host
Host name [ ].landscape.com. Would this be where I define it as ns1.landscape.com? Yes.
address [ ] <= is this where I put in the ip address I want to assign to this?
Yes, 225.255.255.255 or some such.
Then Add a new record for ns2... with the 225.255.255.254
Sound right?
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