secondary dns
Barry Margolin
barmar at genuity.net
Tue Apr 18 17:32:06 UTC 2000
In article <38FC1117.882DDB5C at fsksm.utm.my>, isman <isman at fsksm.utm.my> wrote:
> lets say that i have a domain mine.com and the primary dns server
>is mine.com. How should I configure the secondary dns server? In bind
>4, it has a file /etc/named.boot which stated clearly which is primary
>and secondary dns server. I have copied the primary files and put it
>inside the secondary server, but not much succes. need help!
>kukuls
In BIND 4, you configure a secondary DNS server with the line:
secondary mine.com <address of primary server> db.mine.com
In BIND 8 you do it with:
zone "mine.com" {
type slave;
masters { <address of primary server>; };
file "db.mine.com";
};
You shouldn't need to copy the primary files yourself, the secondary server
creates the files automatically.
All this is in the DNS & BIND book. If you're operating a DNS server
there's no excuse for not having this.
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Barry Margolin, barmar at genuity.net
Genuity, Burlington, MA
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