How to configure address-2-name mappings in Tiger Server ?

Our primary name server is Debian Linux (thank God). On this box we have address-2-name mappings file. We are using Tiger server as secondary(slave) name server. In the Secondary Zones tab, I entered zone names and their primary name server (debian). Tiger server is acting as secondary name server. But we want to create address-2-name mappings also on this server. How to do this on Tiger Server ? I tried manually creating the file. Everything worked fine. But when I open DNS GUI and added a new Secondary Zone, manually added file is gone. Appreciate any help.

Secondary zones are pulled from a master server.
If you want this machine to have its own zone of hostnames you need to create a primary zone entry, not a secondary zone.
For the primary zone you define the zone name then add the appropriate hostname entries with their corresponding IP addresses.

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