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04-24-2003 04:38 AM
04-24-2003 04:38 AM
bind 9.1.2
I need some help with the BIND 9.1.2. We have two DNS servers. Currently we tried to upgrade the secondary DNS from the ISC Bind to HP BIND 9.1.2
In our ISC BIND 8.2.3 option we have allowed several internal host to do zone transfer. Here is part of our named.conf file.
options {
directory "/etc/named.data";
# Ignoring conventional rules about hostname syntax
# check-names master ignore;
# check-names slave ignore;
# check-names response ignore;
# Limiting zone transfers to some hosts and localhost and none else
allow-transfer { 100.21.5.3; 201.1.1.130; 127.0.0.1; 166.31.86.15;};
# Allowing many records in one request
transfer-format many-answers;
# Turning off interface check
# interface-interval 0;
# Limiting number of zone transfers
# transfers-per-ns 2;
# Limiting transfer time duration
max-transfer-time-in 180;
# No need of notifying anyone
notify no;
# Delaying cleaning of stale records
cleaning-interval 240;
# Increasing stats dumping interval
# statistics-interval 240;
version "Wild DNS";
};
After upgrade to BIND 9.1.2 the allow-transfer portion seems to be ignored. I mean the syslog.log doesn't return any error and named process can be started but zone transfer is not working.
Please help.
In our ISC BIND 8.2.3 option we have allowed several internal host to do zone transfer. Here is part of our named.conf file.
options {
directory "/etc/named.data";
# Ignoring conventional rules about hostname syntax
# check-names master ignore;
# check-names slave ignore;
# check-names response ignore;
# Limiting zone transfers to some hosts and localhost and none else
allow-transfer { 100.21.5.3; 201.1.1.130; 127.0.0.1; 166.31.86.15;};
# Allowing many records in one request
transfer-format many-answers;
# Turning off interface check
# interface-interval 0;
# Limiting number of zone transfers
# transfers-per-ns 2;
# Limiting transfer time duration
max-transfer-time-in 180;
# No need of notifying anyone
notify no;
# Delaying cleaning of stale records
cleaning-interval 240;
# Increasing stats dumping interval
# statistics-interval 240;
version "Wild DNS";
};
After upgrade to BIND 9.1.2 the allow-transfer portion seems to be ignored. I mean the syslog.log doesn't return any error and named process can be started but zone transfer is not working.
Please help.
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