I'm dealing with quite the irony here. We have an internal DNS
currently running on an Ubuntu 10.04 server. The named.conf file has a
comment at the top "named.conf" for Red Hat caching-nameserver" which
implies that once upon a time, the company DNS ran on Red Hat. We have
customers deployed on Red Hat but our most recent installs have used
CentOS. To that end, I am migrating off of the Ubuntu 10.04 (the only
Ubuntu in the company other than my desktop and laptop).
Part of the learning about DNS is the function of rndc, specifically the
presence of the files /etc/rndc.key and /etc/rndc.conf. Seems that
Ubuntu does not beef about the existence of /etc/rndc.conf while CentOS
does.
Am I focusing on an acorn instead of the forest?
Howard
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