Babu Dheen,
The stanza you quoted will get you the zone. It appears to be correct syntax.
If you’re using views, put this inside a view; otherwise, put it at the global
level.
It will not create a response policy based on the zone. You have to do that
yourself. Examples are in the BIND v9 Administrator Reference Manual, assuming
your copy of the ARM is up to date and you’re using a relatively recent version
of BIND.
The file ‘dbx.rpz.spamhaus.org' will contain a copy of the response policy
zone. Again, configuring named to use this as the basis for a response policy
requires extra configuration. I don’t know the purpose of this RPZ, so I can’t
give you the exact syntax. Perhaps someone from Spamhaus can help you with that.
I don’t have enough context to answer your question about a whitelist. Perhaps
someone else can help you with that.
Regards,
Chris Buxton
On Dec 23, 2013, at 5:11 AM, babu dheen babudh...@yahoo.co.in wrote:
Dear All,
My BIND DNS server is authorized to use spamhaus RPZ service and spamhaus
official team requested me to paste below configuration line in
/etc/named.conf file. Since i am new to RPZ and BIND, kindly help me to
enable this feature.
zone rpz.spamhaus.org {
type slave;
file dbx.rpz.spamhaus.org;
masters { 199.168.90.51; 199.168.90.52; 199.168.90.53; };
allow-transfer { none; };
allow-query { none; };
};
My question is:
1. If i paste the above line alone in /etc/named.conf file will work?
2. What will be the content of dbx.rpz.spamhaus.org file ?
3. How to maintain the local whitelist policy?
Regards
Babudheen
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