This isn't really FreeBSD specific, but I'm running Bind on FreeBSD, so it
qualifies. ;)
Can you limit the number of responses bind will give for a round-robin A
record?
Microsoft DNS allows you to do this with a AddressAnswerLimit registry
change. The idea being you may have 16 ips in a
I'm running Bind on FreeBSD, so it qualifies. ;)
version information might be useful. 4, 8 or 9?
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, and reading, Bind 9 answer limit question so, it can't be that. I'm
wondering if your e-mail client, for some reason, doesn't show the subject
line, in which case, you wouldn't know that Brent, who did sign his post, by
the way, was referring to Bind9. Since my e-mail client does show the subject
Donald,
I missed the 9 in the body of the post. And rrset_order isn't something
I've ever used, so please provide an answer.
Eric
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I have an idea. Why don't you tell him how it's done with
djbdns? Or at the
very least, give him a rousing RTFM.
Flaming aside, I did look for this answer in the bind docs before posting.
Either I missed it, or its not there. I did see other things that reference
round-robins, but not this.
On Tuesday 20 July 2004 07:59 pm, Eric Brunner-Williams in Portland Maine
wrote:
Donald,
I missed the 9 in the body of the post. And rrset_order isn't something
I've ever used, so please provide an answer.
Eric
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Eric,
You have caught me with
Flaming aside, I did look for this answer in the bind docs before posting.
Either I missed it, or its not there. I did see other things that reference
round-robins, but not this.
Right. rrset-order defines the order in which multiple records of the same
type are returned, which wasn't quite
