On Thu, Nov 21, 2024 at 12:45 PM David Carvalho via bind-users < bind-users@lists.isc.org> wrote:
> Hi! > > Sorry for this “beginner” question. If I knew this before, than I > completely forgot. > > I know a “.” Inside a zone file can be used to define top level entry .If > a record entry doesn’t have it, it gets itself along with the domain > name. > > > > Today I was comparing my master and slave, which provide the same > responses, but I noticed a difference. > > > > Master named.conf > > Zone “ip.address.in-addr.arpa.”, > > Zone “my.domain.” > > > > Slave named.conf > > Zone “ip.address.in-addr.arpa”, > > Zone “my.domain” > > Apparently they are working exactly the same way. Both versions > 9.16-9….on Oracle Linux. > Hi David, named.conf isn't a zone file itself. Your understanding of the use of "." in a zone file entry is correct as you've described though. Perhaps others on the list can define the difference, if any, in using "." in a zone definition in named.conf. Cheers
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