Mark Andrews a écrit :
>> Sounds like you are looking for functionality provided by NOTIFY:
>>
>> notify yes;
>>
>
> Which is the default.
>
>
>> You can add this globally in the options{} section of named.conf or turn
>> it on for selected zones by adding to the zone config. Both servers need
>> this in their config.
>>
>> You will need to restart named on each, but from that point on, you
>> should be able to change the zone on the master and rndc reload <zone>
>> and have the slave pull the new info.
>>
>
> The usual problems are:
> 1. failure to update the serial number.
> 2. Notify messages being sourced from the wrong address.
> The address the message is sent from needs to match the
> address in the masters clause. See notify-source and
> allow-notify.
> 3. A NAT box not reflecting internal traffic.
> See also-notify.
> 4. NS to address conversion is failing. Check that the
> master can resolve the addresses of the nameservers.
> 5. The wrong nameserver is listed in the SOA record.
> Named does not send NOTIFY messages to the nameserver
> listed in the SOA record.
>
>
>> On Mon, 2007-02-05 at 09:38, Lucien GENTIS wrote:
>>
>>> Hi to all,
>>>
>>> I wanted to update my old DNS servers running Bind 9.2.1 under Redhat 8
>>> and for that, I installed Bind 9.2.4 under Debian Sarge Stable
>>>
>>> So Master zones are still under Bind 9.2.2 - Redhat 8
>>>
>>> When I started my new server, zone files were correctly transfered from
>>> the Master;
>>> but yet, when I update Master zones, slave zones are not updated, even
>>> if I restart Bind on the slave server.
>>>
>>> There are only 2 manners updating slave zones:
>>> --- deleting zone files on the slave server and restart the slave server
>>> --- launching command "rndc reload zone"
>>>
>>> How could I configure Bind for slave Zones being automatically updated ?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Lucien
>>>
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Hi to all and thanks for yours answers
Effectively, "Notify yes;" is the default, and adding it didn't solve
the problem.
In fact, I had to add 2 things:
--- a "NS record" for my new name server in the master zone file
--- an option "allow-notify" on the slave, but with IP address of the
gateway of the DMZ
where the master is, instead of its real IP address
Yet, every time I modify the master zone file and restart the master
server, it notify the slave
and the new zone file is transfered.
So, I can say this problem is solved.
But I have a last problem: here are the results of a "nslookup" command:
FIRST QUERY:
*************************************
> www.google.fr
Serveur : [10.50.200.21]
Address: 10.50.200.21
DNS request timed out.
timeout was 2 seconds.
DNS request timed out.
timeout was 2 seconds.
*** Le délai de la requête sur [10.50.200.21] est dépassé
**************************************
SECOND QUERY:
**************************************
> www.google.fr
Serveur : [10.50.200.21]
Address: 10.50.200.21
Réponse ne faisant pas autorité :
Nom : www.l.google.com
Addresses: 209.85.135.99, 209.85.135.103, 209.85.135.104, 209.85.135.147
Aliases: www.google.fr, www.google.com
**************************************
So, every time I query www.google.fr (or another name not known by my
name server), I get a timeout;
if I repeat the query immediately, I get the correct response.
If I configure a workstation, with this name server for DNS, and try to
browse, for example with Firefox,
browsing is slower because it take 2 to 4 second for each web site to
resolve its name.
Could this have to do with forwarding ?
I have this in my named.conf:
// prime the server with knowledge of the root servers
zone "." {
type hint;
file "/etc/bind/db.root";
};
and db.root contains all root servers
Thanks for help
Lucien
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Centre de Ressources Informatiques
5, Rue Paul Richard
C.O. 3 - MAXEVILLE
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Tél. 03 83 17 68 41
Email : lucien.gentis at lorraine.iufm.fr