> On 9 Nov 2023, at 01:25, G H via bind-users wrote:
>
> I have a master and a slave server setup with functional catalog zone
> transfers. Upon initial daemon start, the slave will pull the catalog zone,
> and then pull the domain zones contained within said catalog zone (let's
> refer to these domains as child domains).
>
> If I modify the serial on the master's catalog zone file and restart, the
> slave will successfully receive a NOTIFY and pull down the latest catalog
> zone file contents.
>
> However, if I modify the serial of child domain zone, no NOTIFY is ever sent.
> The only way I can get the slave server to pull down the latest contents of
> the child domain zone is to delete the /var/cache/bind contents and restart
> the slave daemon. What is the correct method of letting slave servers know
> that the child domain zones are changed? I really want to avoid putting an
> "also-notify" in the definition for child zone on the master.
Well what NS records do you have in the child zone? Notify looks at NS
records, looks up the address records (A and ), then sends NOTIFY messages
to those addresses.
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