> DNS records, whether AFSDB or SRV, are added to an organization's DNS > database by the DNS administrator for the domain. This is not a task > that end users are expected to perform. > > To clarify. When using dynroot on Unix or freelance on Windows, any > name that is not found in the locally generated root.afs volume will > be searched for according to the CellServDB lookup rules: > > 1. On Windows only, search the registry for CellServDB info. If data > for the cell is located, use the specified server list or DNS as > configured. > 2. Search CellServDB. If an entry for the cell is found and there > is a list of servers, stop and use that list. > 3. If CellServDB contains an entry for the cell and no servers, > use DNS. > 4. If CellServDB does not contain an entry for the cell, use DNS. > > When DNS is in use, a search will first be performed for SRV records > and then a search for AFSDB records as a fallback. This process is > described in draft-allbery-afs-srv-records-05. > > --- > Thank you! very usefull to me.
> Jeffrey Altman > > > -- Best Wish. Wang Lei _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-devel
