What could cause a BIND 9.7.4-P1 slave nameserver to partially transfer a
zone from its master after a script on the master performs an rndc reload
of said zone? We have seen three occasions where the slave transferred only
¾ of the zone (550,000 lines out of 870,000 lines) and loaded the zone
wit
What is BIND internal logic when such a series of queries are received, and
why it would not answer to all requests.
Regards,
Samer Khattab
On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 9:42 AM, Mark Andrews wrote:
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> In message oky1lepdf...@mail.gmail.com>
> , Samer Khattab writes:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > We have an
In message
, Samer Khattab writes:
> Hi all,
>
> We have an observation for some queries where BIND caching server receives
> multiple queries (three or four, A or ) for a domain name, with the
> same transaction ID in the DNS header in all query packets, and one
> response packet is sent b
Hi all,
We have an observation for some queries where BIND caching server receives
multiple queries (three or four, A or ) for a domain name, with the
same transaction ID in the DNS header in all query packets, and one
response packet is sent back from the server only for these queries.
The
The BIND9.9.0rc2.zip Windows installer allows for a "Tools Only" installation.
With this you can avoid having to enter the service account information that
will not be needed. However, the only tools you get are dig.exe, nslookup.exe,
and a couple of others.
It would be nice to also include dns
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