Hello.
I'm running PowerDNS 2.9.22 with PostgreSQL 8.3
SOAs which have a serial of 0 will not replicate to slaves (have to
pdns_control notify test-zone.se) nor will it detect changes in zones.
Changing SOA serials manually works just fine.
Old thread from 2008 which seems to be dead:
http://mail
I have used:
nslookup -type=soa domain
for example for our top level domain:
>nslookup -type=soa rice.edu
Server: ns1.rice.edu
Address: 128.42.209.32
rice.edu
origin = ns1.rice.edu
mail addr = hostmaster.rice.edu
serial = 2009053009
refresh = 10800 (3H)
Ken,
I haven't found the experience we're having with this one domain to be true
with the other domains hosted on these servers. Moreover, we chose server
hosts whose servers are configured for multihoming because we knew we needed
to do it successfully and couldn't, necessarily count on our softw
On Thu, 2 Jul 2009, Matthew Walster - Gyron wrote:
Hey there,
Does anyone have any tips and/or tricks for running a medium-scale DNS
recursive resolver appropriate to my situation? Medium being bigger than
"run it off a DSL router" but smaller than "get a server farm to do it"!
1- make sure
I'll check that out. Thanks for reminding me of this command because I
couldn't remember or find it.
However, in the case of the domain in question, it'll return their SOA
records since I couldn't move the domain from their NS to ours.
It may be useful to check other domains, though.
Sasha
On T
Jani,
That does help and I figured that since all the other NS are working fine
and the registrar for my other domains has no problem entering our NS for
our domains.
Any idea how I fix it? The SOA data on the two servers are for two different
servers so it will be different and serial numbers ar
Hey there,
I've inherited a DNS recursive resolver infrastructure based on PowerDNS
recursor, and there are reports of strange DNS errors occasionally - either
NXDOMAIN or just timeouts.
Looking into it, ip_conntrack seems to think there are currently 3
connections, with a connection table
Hi,
I think that this is a good possibility. We have seen connection
problems when trying to talk to a multi-homed DNS server. If you
are not very careful, you get a three-way traffic pattern which
results in a failed TCP conversation.
Regards,
Ken
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 06:15:44PM +0300, Jani
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 06:15:44PM +0300, Jani Karlsson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Your problem is with SOA DNS-record:
> The given nameservers return different SOA entries.
>
> So either your SOA serial, data or TTL differs between servers. Or it
> just that other server doesn't respond to SOA request th
Hi,
Your problem is with SOA DNS-record:
The given nameservers return different SOA entries.
So either your SOA serial, data or TTL differs between servers. Or it
just that other server doesn't respond to SOA request that is making the
SOA check fail, even though the problem is not with SOA bu
Ken,
Thank you for sharing but, after about a week of figuring out the answer to
my question by researching and trial and error, I realize it's not the DNS
specs generally, I'm having difficulty with; it's the documentation that
relates to the way PDNS works technically. I'd like more in depth
exp
Ken,
I'm not sure what you mean. For example, so we didn't have to enter
different NS for 50 domains, I registered a domain name specifically for use
with NS (that is their sole purpose) and I've set up NS for multiple website
domain names that are identical--kinda like a webhosting company does?
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 09:15:03AM -0400, SashaB wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> This is a long post with a lot of info since I thought you should know as
> much as possible about these NS before (a) having to ask the obvious
> questions and (b) so you can offer suggestions.
>
> Here's the situation. I h
Hello all,
This is a long post with a lot of info since I thought you should know as
much as possible about these NS before (a) having to ask the obvious
questions and (b) so you can offer suggestions.
Here's the situation. I have set up the NS for our domains (on four servers)
and nearly all res
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