Good day,
I am trying to wrap my head around a weird configuration I ran across
today, and see if my assumptions are correct.
Working with the TLD .testdomain.
We have the record:
test2.testdomain. IN NS ns01.blahblah.testdomain.
But, on the same server, we also have the zone configured:
zone "test2.testdomain" in {
file "slave/test2.testdomain";
type slave;
masters { all_masters; };
};
So, on the server, we have a delegation of test2.testdomain but we're
also authoritative for that domain.
My testing seems to indicate that the authorty overrides the delegation,
but I wanted to see if I was correct. Will it always override? Is this
a bad configuration? Will it cause any problems along the way?
Or am I wrong about how all this works altogether?
Thanks much,
Todd.
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