I'm not sure quite how to properly describe this, and as a result my
searches aren't turning up much....
To support a legacy app, I need to have a domain defined called
"selfservice" so I can support resolution of "www.selfservice". Yes,
no trailing .com, .net, etc.... ugly, but I need it for now.
This domain actually lives on our AD servers, so I thought I'd do the
following:
zone "selfservice" {
type forward;
forwarders { adserver....; };
};
However, this doesn't work. Queries just return the TLD servers for .
as the SOA. Querying the AD servers directly works fine.
However, if I actually define a master zone:
zone "selfservice" {
type master;
file "selfservice.zone";
notify yes;
allow-transfer { secondary; };
};
And explicitly define the A record I need, then queries for
www.selfservice respond correctly.
It's almost as if BIND prefers the less specific hint zone for "." over
my forward zone definition for "selfservice" -- but not if I make it a
master zone...
Any ideas?
Am running BIND 9.8.2 on RHEL6.
Thanks,
Ray
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