How to update QUICKLY for clients on subdomains.

[John Little]

Truong..

--- Truong Tan Son <sontt at fcv.fujitsu.com> wrote:

> Barry Margolin wrote:
> >> > hint.domain on root1.sub1.domain.com says that root.domain.com
> is a root 
> >> > server, but there's no "." zone on root.domain.com.  You need to
> make 
> >> > root.domain.com a master for the "." zone.
> >> 
> >> I do following your guidance:
> > 
> > That's not a proper zone file for a master zone.  Didn't you notice
> the 
> > error in your log that said there's no SOA record?
> 
> [domain.com]
> --named.conf of root.domain.com(172.16.134.85)
> zone "." in {
>     type master;
>     file "hint.domain";
> };
> 
> # File "hint.domain":
> 
> $TTL 3600
> @       IN      SOA     root.domain.com.       admin.domain.com. (
> 20052012;
> 3H;
> 30M;
> 1W;
> 1D;
> );
>                                           IN      NS     
> root.domain.com.
> domain.com.                      IN      A       172.16.134.85
> root.domain.com.               IN      A       172.16.134.85
> 
> sub1.domain.com.             IN      NS      root1.sub1.domain.com.
> sub1.domain.com.             IN      A       172.16.134.116
> root1.sub1.domain.com.    IN      A       172.16.134.116
> 
> sub2.domain.com.             IN      NS      root2.sub2.domain.com.
> sub2.domain.com.             IN      A       172.16.134.10
> root2.sub2.domain.com.    IN      A       172.16.134.10
> 
> 
> Is it right ?

You can easily test your configuration and zone files by using the
named-checkconf  named-checkzone tools.  Se the man pages for details.

John


> 
> Thanks,
> ---
> 
> 
> 


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