Allowing zone xfer to slave server

[Dawn Connelly]

The command is actually:
dig @172.20.11.200 dss.la.gov axfr
You have to have the axfr for transfer. Otherwise it just queries for a
record rather than transfer.

I'm assuming that either  dss-cs99la45-s1.dss.state.la.us or
dss-dr93la06-s1.dss.state.la.us resolves to 172.20.11.118?

The also-notify is only needed if there isn't an NS record.

Are there any messages in you log files that would provide a hint? Like does
your master server have any logs with your slaves IP address or does your
slave have any logs regarding this particular domain?


On 8/30/07, Ryan McCain <Ryan.McCain at dss.state.la.us> wrote:
>
> Here is the zone file from the primary DNS server if this helps..
>
> --
>
> $ORIGIN .
> $TTL 3600       ; 1 hour
> dss.la.gov              IN SOA  dssns.dss.la.gov. admin. (
>                                 53         ; serial
>                                 900        ; refresh (15 minutes)
>                                 600        ; retry (10 minutes)
>                                 86400      ; expire (1 day)
>                                 3600       ; minimum (1 hour)
>                                 )
>                         NS      dssns.dss.la.gov.
>                         NS      dssns2.dss.la.gov.
>                         NS      dss-cs99la45-s1.dss.state.la.us.
>                         NS      dss-dr93la06-s1.dss.state.la.us.
>                         A       205.172.49.49
>                         MX      10 smtp-ext1.dss.la.gov.
>                         MX      20 smtp-ext2.dss.la.gov.
> $ORIGIN dss.la.gov.
> dss-cs99lv01-a          A       205.172.49.5
> dssns                   A       199.248.209.34
> dssns2                  A       199.248.209.35
> smtp-ext1               A       205.172.49.5
> smtp-ext2               A       205.172.49.7
> ryan                    A       205.172.49.100
> $ORIGIN .
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