RE: DNSSEC and EDNS behavior

2011-10-20 Thread Taylor, Gord
We had a similar issue here (although the cause was CheckPoint's SmartDefence being turned on for a business partner, which prevented EDNS0 packets). The behaviour is that BIND 9 will attempt EDNS0 3 times, then fail back to EDNS disabled. It will clear any backlog of queries FOR THAT SAME NAME,

Re: DNSSEC and EDNS behavior

2011-10-20 Thread Evan Hunt
What are the situations (timeouts, FORMERR .. etc) to mark the server as unable to speak EDNS0? (add_bad) named tries to send a query with EDNS(0); if the query fails, it will try again with EDNS(0) but with the packet size limited to 512 bytes; and if that fails, it will try again without