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Transfer zone from Windows DNS
Hi there,
I'm setting up a secondary dns server with bind (the primary is a Microsoft DNS server). First of all I was wondering if I have to write this zone "xxx.it" { type slave; file "/var/slaves/xxx.it.zone"; masters { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; }; allow-transfer { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; }; }; for every domain bind have to be the slave or is there a way/script where I tell bind the list of the domains and it does it all domain1.com domain2.com domainx.com Second question: if on the master is added a new domain, is there a way that bind automatically add this to its list or do I have to add it manually every time? Thanks, Andrea |
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Transfer zone from Windows DNS
Andrea wrote:
Hi there, I'm setting up a secondary dns server with bind (the primary is a Microsoft DNS server). First of all I was wondering if I have to write this > zone "xxx.it" { type slave; file "/var/slaves/xxx.it.zone"; masters { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; }; allow-transfer { xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx; }; }; "allow-transfer" governs only *outbound* zone transfers, so you don't need it on a slave unless it also has slaves of its own (i.e. multi-level replication hierarchy), or you have apps/programs/clients that do zone transfers specifically from this box. Note also that the default setting for allow-transfer is "any", so unless you've restricted it globally, you don't need to selectively re-enable it for each zone. - Kevin |
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