Sorry to be BIND ignorant...
We've been running NT DNS without any problems for 2+ years.
I have thought about switching to BIND because I want to automate
the creation of zone files and I can create text files in Cold Fusion.
Can someone tell me... Does BIND use one large text file for all
zones, or do you create a separate text file for each zone?
If I add zones, do I have to "restart" the Bind server (as with MS DNS
which has a
menu option to update for the changes) or are they picked up automatically?
Thanks
Chris
At 07:50 AM 1/9/00 , you wrote:
>I suppose that "person" meant that if you were looking at an initial setup
>for DNS on NT, then go with 8.2.2. It's no more difficult than 4.9.7
>(gotta read the same "cricket" book which covers both versions).
>
>It's pretty clear that BIND 4.9.7 for NT by Larry Kahn works perfectly
>well. And if you already were running that, there would be little to gain
>in changing to 4.9.7 unless you needed specific 8.x features.
>
>Len
>
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>>ISC's BIND effort received a contribution of BIND 8.8.2 for NT from Nortel.
>>You can get the binary, patch5, from: ftp://ns4.netpacq.net
>>
>>www.ISC.org for an excellent mailing list, docs, hints, links.
>>
>>also www.AcmeBW.com.
>>
>>There you go. The person who sent me that pretty much said to not use 4.9,
>>that's why I was curious.
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