What is the Expire Interval set to in the SOA for one of the affected domains? This time is how long the secondary should carry on serving the domain for after the primary goes offline.
It's usual to set this to a high number such as 604800 (7 days) although anything up to 4096000 (47 days) is valid. Dan On 31/07/2012 00:54, Roy Urick wrote: > We ran into an interesting situation last week that we hope to not have > happen again. > > We had our primary dns server go down. Shortly thereafter, our secondary > stopped responding because the DNS records weren't updated (so I assume) so > they expired and were purged. That left us with a primary server that was > down and a secondary sever with no records... Which of course caused our > domain to go dark for a little while. > > Is there a way to set BIND to hold the records indefinitely, or at least > until they are actively deleted? > -- Find me online : http://www.dogsbody.info/ _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list Blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it http://mail.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx