In message <9b2fff1719120e4c83de53c2f70cc60755d5899...@secmclust01a.corp.ssi.go
vt.nz>, James Roberts-Thomson writes:
> Hi Mark,
>
> Thanks for your response; whilst I accept what your saying, I'm not convinced
> it applies in this case.
>
> As far as I can tell, recursion is enabled on the servers. (We don't have an
> allow-recursion entry in the named.conf, and my reading of the documentation
> implies recursion is enabled by default). An "rndc status" shows "recursive
> clients: 0/0/1000", which suggests to me that I can have up to 1000 recursiv
> e clients simultaneously, and using the same configuration file on a test mac
> hine and turning up the debugging level gives "16-Apr-2010 15:34:37.026 clien
> t x.x.x.x#35622: recursion available"
allow-recursion defaults to "{ localnets; localhost; };".
If the client was not on a directly connected network it
will NOT get recursion by default.
When a piece of software is complaining about something it
is usually a pretty good bet that it is right and you are
wrong.
Mark
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