secondary name server not updating

[Tun _]

This appears to be the same problem I am having with zones tranfers from my 
slave server.  On page 381 of DNS & BIND, I am a bit confuse.  During the 
zone transfer, does Bind 8 use port 53 or upper level UDP ports?

Thanks,
Tun


>From: Barry Margolin <barmar at genuity.net>
>To: frank at torontowiredsolutions.com
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>Subject: Re: secondary name server not updating
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>    Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 19:58:36 -0400
>    From: Frank Auciello <frank at torontowiredsolutions.com>
>
>    these used to all be working fine. The only changes I made was 
>installed
>    SSH and commented out everything in the inetd.conf file.
>
>Those sound like they're part of an overall network security
>implementation.  Could someone have also configured some packet filtering
>that would affect connections from the slave to the master (although if the
>two machines are ns1.torontowired.com and ns2.torontowired.com, they appear
>to be on the same subnet, so this seems unlikely)?
>
>What happens if you do:
>
>dig canadianplaza.com axfr @209.47.165.5
>
>on the slave?  I have no problem doing this from outside your network.
>
>You could try running named on the slave with the -d option to see what
>it's doing.
>
>--
>Barry Margolin, barmar at genuity.net
>Genuity, Burlington, MA
>
>

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