Expired Zone "Recovery" Process
colin.kopp at gmail.com
colin.kopp at gmail.com
Wed Jun 14 04:08:28 UTC 2006
Assume a master name server goes away and the slave name server
eventually expires the zone.
When the master name server comes back up does it send a NOTIFY to
each of the slaves?
If yes - what does the slave do given that the zone has
expired? Does it ignore the NOTIFY because it has no
knowledge of the zone (effectively the slave has deleted
all knowledge it had of the the zone) or does it
accept the NOTIFY and action it?
If no - then presumably one would have to do an reload of
the zone or a restart of the slave to pick up its
"authoritativeness" (;-)) again. Is that a fair statement?
I check a number of newsgroups for an answer and looked at an
older version of the "DNS and Bind" book but couldn't find
an answer to this. If there is a reference on this somewhere
I would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers
./CK
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