Correct record for dns server in reverse zone

what is the correct way to register a dns server in the ns tab of the reverse zone in yast? I found these two manuals but they show different ways to do it

in this manual Linux Costa Blanca: openSUSE: Using Yast to setup DNS the author says that you must use the fqdn hh3.hh.site. and in this manual Configuring DNS & DHCP Servers on SLES - Deploying Suse Linux Enterprise Server - pcc-services.com the author says to use a reverse record 251.1.168.192.in-addr.arpa. where 251 is the dns server ip, what is the correct way?

another questions is, is it necessary to create a ns record if the current dns server is the only server in the LAN?

thanks

Although i haven’t used YAST to configure DNS,
On general principles, the NS should be identified by its FQDN, not its reverse lookup entry.
Thinking about this further, I suppose that however incorrect it might be, if an appropriate mapping exists I believe that entering the reverse lookup entry instead might still work, this harkens back to my experience a long time ago when it was possible to list NS by IP address instead of by FQDN. Nowadays I haven’t seen identifying by IP addresses instead of FQDN used but that is probably more because it’s bad practice, not because it won’t work… So, because an IP address should also work it likely stands to reason that a reverse address entry <might> work.

The NS entry should be created even if it’s “the only NS in the LAN,” it declares where the zone lives (no assumptions needed).

IMO,
TS