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Synchronizing primary and secondary name servers
Hello All,
Does some one know how to synchronize the primary name server with the secondary without knowing the domains on which synchronization failed. I have just done /usr/sbin/ndc reload Alternatively how do i find out the domains on which synchronization failed? |
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Well, here is what I did; I randomly took a domain.
1. Saw that the A record on slave was not Synched with the master. 2. Forcefully Synched the A record of the domain on the Slave in accordance with the master. What logs can I access on the Master to see all domains that are not Synched with Slave? Additionally, when you say "check the config on the slave to see what it believes are the zones it receives from the master" could you elaborate a bit further. I am a beginner; learning every day. I could understand what you have mentioned about the serial numbers. Thanks for your time ![]() |
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The proper way would have been to update the serial number on the master and see if that updates the slave. Quote:
Without knowing the config for logging I really cannot say. Quote:
In the file there should be something like this: Code:
zone "example.com" in {
type slave;
file "example.com.db";
masters { <Master's IP>; };
In the above you will be looking at the master line. This tells you which server the updates come from. Quote:
Glad I could help. Here are some good books to read on DNS DNS and BIND DNS and Bind Cookbook |
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Thanks again!! |
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