i do have a question though...if it is a decrement instead of an
increment, will the zone still be propagated? in our case, the previous
admin erroneously added an extra digit on the year...so, if i correct it
by removing said digit, i actually decrease the number by a power of
ten. or, any change will propagate as long is it's different from the
previous serial number? thanks.
-vince
neuroticimbecile wrote:
>On Wed, 15 Aug 2001, you wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 15 Aug 2001, Allan Garcia wrote:
>>
>>>would all changes made through my primary dns servers be replicated to
>>>my secondary dns
>>>
>>Yes, basta +1 kalang parati sa last digit sa serials mo everytime u do
>>modification
>>
>>>even if i created different new domain zone files or make modifications
>>>aside of my domain.
>>>
>>
>>- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -
>>a l l a n t . p a r r e n o
>>OneVirtual-Internet
>>
>
>hi there,
>
>just some additional info.
>most people use the convention yyyymmddnn
>
>where:
>yyyy = year
>mm = month
>dd = date
>nn = number between 01 and 99
>
>if you modify your zone files more than once in a single day,
>you just have to increment nn, otherwise, just put in the new date
>in the specified format.
>
>this format makes the file self-documenting,
>at a glance, you'll know when was the last time anybody modified
>the particular zone file.
>
>hth,
>-eric
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