On 10/9/19 8:19 AM, John Robson via bind-users wrote:
But I suspect that we're going to have to redo more of the DNS
infrastructure than just this at some point fairly soon - so to some
extent I'll let someone else fix it later... (I know)
If you can, safe the poor future sole, possibly
Yep - I know that I've almost certainly kludged it horribly...
But I suspect that we're going to have to redo more of the DNS
infrastructure than just this at some point fairly soon - so to some extent
I'll let someone else fix it later... (I know)
I had added the NS records for the subdomain to
On 04.10.19 17:44, John Robson via bind-users wrote:
I think I've missed something very obvious...
apparently
I don't think that the main DNS server was behaving sensibly in terms of
recursive searches.
I've now had the main DNS servers also act as slaves, and it's all working.
and while
I think I've missed something very obvious...
I don't think that the main DNS server was behaving sensibly in terms of
recursive searches.
I've now had the main DNS servers also act as slaves, and it's all working.
Cheers,
John
My understanding (which may have been presented in a confused
On 10/2/19 5:45 AM, John Robson via bind-users wrote:
Again - I am sure I've missed something obvious, but can't see what.
I'm not completely following what you're doing. But your wording causes
me to pause, make a comment, and ask for clarification.
Comment: slave (and master) is not the
If I'm reading this correctly, it looks like delegation DOES work from the
slave.
Looking at the zone file for sub.example.org. from the main DNS server, is
the delegation present for dyn.sub.example.org.? (e.g. is there a
dyn.sub.example.org. IN NS dynsub.example.org. in the zone file for
Hi all,
I have an internal domain with a subdomain that I now have being
dynamically updated (thanks).
For the purposes of documentation I shall use: sub.example.org
The main DNS server in the network (i.e. the one everyone queries) is set
as a slave to my server for the example.org domain.
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