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<0> is this section about bind DNS?
<1> maher: have you read the topic?
<0> now i did,
<0> its about zone transfers
<1> just ask ;)
<0> i have 2 suse 10 (its a project for school) servers with both running the named server and 1 is a master DNS Server the other Slave
<1> ok
<0> for the normal zones the zone transfer seemed to work but when i did the same with the reverse
<0> on the slave dns server it came out something like db-03470.zone
<0> something like that
<0> and not the original one
<1> uhm, where's the problem now?
<0> it should be this 172.16.0.0.zone but instead it came out like this db-CsJIl7e3
<1> it's just a file name
<1> if you want another one, give the option file "foo.zone";
<0> yes well the problem is it doesnt transfer it to 172.16.0.0.zone
<0> because in named.conf where you put in the zone file this zone is entered 172.16.0.0.zone
<0> thats the problem
<1> can you show me the named.conf on master and slave server?
<0> sure just a moment
<0> i'll send you the slave first the master is booting right now
<0> can i email it ?
<1> maher@no-one.kicks-***.net
<0> ?
<1> you can email it to this address
<0> ok
<0> its sent
<1> stop sending mails!
<0> i sent it once
<1> 3 mails
<0> oh stupid mail server from school then, sorry
<1> well, the config looks good for me
<0> yes
<0> but its strange when the zone transfer takes place
<0> for the reversed zone
<0> it changes to db-asf34 something like that
<0> i dont understand why because in that case it doesnt work
<0> anyway thanks for you help
<1> what is changed?
<2> anybody have an direct expierence querying bind with SNMP?
<3> Hey all. How do you get a slave server to reload the zones from the master server? Restarting bind doesn't reload them...
<4> change the serial on the master
<3> heh, it's not a bind server. It's a fatpipe device.
<3> The master is anyhow. This is a secondard at a remote location.
<1> rndc reload foo.zone
<1> or retransfer? dunno, just try it
<5> hi
<3> I ran named reload it just reloaded the named.conf.. let me try that. thanks
<3> rndc reload zonename worked.
<3> Thanks Wulf4
<6> Hi all
<6> having a strange performance problem with bind9 that i was hoping someone could help me with
<6> am trying to move all our DNS servers to bind9, however am finding that recursive lookups are slower on bind9 than the MS DNS server
<6> dig's take about 100 ms longer for the same domain
<6> network path out of my network is the same for both servers
<1> tried to debug this with tcpdump?
<2> just to clarify, recursive queries are sent to caching servers, right? caching servers then perform iterative queries to the individual DNS servers? or do I have it backwards?
<1> recursive servers dont' neccessary cache something
<1> but rest is correct
<7> How do you register a DNS Server with Verisign or ROOT-SERVERs ???
<3> register a domain name
<1> brif8: what exactly do you mean?
<7> Wulf4: once you have registered a domain, if I wish to use my own set of DNS Servers (currently use our ISPs DNS servers) as the authorative NameServer for our domain(s). How do I register with Verisign or ROOT-SERVER-A that our DNS server exists. if I go our registrar they know about out ISPs DNS servers but not mine, how and why ?
<3> I've never used Verisign, but you should be able to tell Verisign your DNS servers IP address and it will forward resolution requests to your DNS servers
<3> I use EasyDNS and it's quite simple.
<1> brif8: what domain, what are the names of your dns servers?
<7> Wulf: ttienterprises.org and ns1.ttienterprises.org
<1> okay..
<1> brif8: re
<7> ?
<1> brif8: it's not verisign, it's godaddy.
<7> godaddy is our registrar or from who we purchased our domain, they do not run the Root-Servers ICANN or Verisign do that
<1> the root-servers are not responsible for your problem.
<1> it's the .org registry and in turn godaddy
<1> brif8: don't know how .org works. maybe you need to register your nameserver first (with .net / .com you have to). Or you need to give them a pair of `ns1.ttienterprises.org' and this server's ip address
<7> who does .net and .com ?
<1> verisign
<1> .org is another company
<7> how do I find what company handles .org ?
<1> godaddy does for you
<1> they are responsible for your problem
<1> from godaddy help center: Enter your name server with its IP address and click Save Changes
<7> ok thanks
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