Hi folks,

We have an ISC DHCP server here feeding dynamic DNS updates to a BIND 9 machine and it has generally been working fine.

Now I am trying to add a slave nameserver to the zone and it works fine for the static hosts but none of the dynamic DNS updates seem to propagate to the slave.

On the master, I have the dynamic sub-domain configured as follows:

zone "ddns.sph.umich.edu" in {
    type master;
    file "/etc/bind/ddns.sph.umich.edu.hosts";
    notify yes;
    allow-update { key dhcpupdate; };
};

This works great; the DHCP server feeds updates to the primary DNS server, no problem.

On the slave, I set it up as so:

zone "ddns.sph.umich.edu" in {
    type slave;
    masters { 141.211.51.166; };
    notify no;
    file "/etc/bind/ddns.sph.umich.edu.hosts";
};

When a host comes up on DHCP, the primary server picks it up fine:

server 141.211.51.166
Default server: 141.211.51.166
Address: 141.211.51.166#53
sph-2006-0090-test.ddns.sph.umich.edu
Server:         141.211.51.166
Address:        141.211.51.166#53

Name:   sph-2006-0090-test.ddns.sph.umich.edu
Address: 141.211.11.190
sph-2006-0090-test.ddns.sph.umich.edu text = "31ce446f626045a4f8fe4933f448b613c6"



But it never seems to propagate over to the slave:

server 141.211.51.66
Default server: 141.211.51.66
Address: 141.211.51.66#53
sph-2006-0090-test.ddns.sph.umich.edu
Server:         141.211.51.66
Address:        141.211.51.66#53

** server can't find sph-2006-0090-test.ddns.sph.umich.edu.sph.umich.edu: SERVFAIL


I used 'rndc freeze' on the DDNS sub-domain then edited the zone file to have a really short refresh interval:

ddns.sph.umich.edu      IN SOA  dns.sph.umich.edu. hostmaster.sph.umich.edu. (
                                2007024409 ; serial
                                3600       ; refresh (1 hour)
                                1800       ; retry (30 minutes)
                                2419200    ; expire (4 weeks)
                                86400      ; minimum (1 day)
                                )


Then re-enabled it with 'rndc unfreeze' but it still doesn't seem to have made a difference. Even after waiting an hour, the additions to the dynamic DNS zone never propagate to the slave. I'm not even sure if those values are honored when dynamic DNS is enabled.

Most sites that I have seen discussing dynamic DNS only use one DNS server, so I am not exactly sure how this should be set up, or if this was ever intended to work this way. Is it possible? Or should I just make only the master a NS for the dynamic subdomain and leave the slave for static stuff only?

I feel like if it was going to work, I have it set up correctly..

Thanks,

-Sean


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