Ed (I didn't see your post to the list?),
I tend to agree with Ben, I looked into this a few years ago and
couldn't see a way, decided it was less time to write a perl script to
automate it all than to keep experimenting.
It creates the PTR zone, adds to named.conf and adds the corresponding A
re
It sounds like you are looking for some configuration shorthand for BIND that
will allow you to configure it to be authoritative for the 16 /24's comprising
the /20 without having to explicitly configure 16 zones on BIND. I think
you're out of luck - BIND needs to have a zone statement for each
I agree, it's arbitrary. If you are wanting to format the name of your zone
similarly to the RFC, I believe the format would be
96/27.51.212.195.in-addr.arpa (for the subnet 195.212.51.96/27).
From: bind-users-boun...@lists.isc.org on behalf of Alan Clegg
Sen
Charles Lee wrote:
> I believe its format should be: 96-127.51.212.195.in-addr.arpa
>
> The problem I seem to be having is what order the 96-127 should be in,
> because in normal format the network is 195.212.51.96-127 (we basically
> run address .96 to address .127)
>
> Can anyone help out wit
* Shane W.:
>> There should be a signed NSEC record showing that the delegation is,
>> indeed, unsigned.
>
> Well we're using nsec3 if that matters but if it's not
> being signed correctly, is that likely a bug with how we're
> calling dnssec-signzone?
Ah, in that case, you probably haven't upgra
Greetings-
I need to run a PTR zone for a network smaller than 24 bit.
I believe its format should be: 96-127.51.212.195.in-addr.arpa
The problem I seem to be having is what order the 96-127 should be in,
because in normal format the network is 195.212.51.96-127 (we basically run
address .96
What about using bind-dlz and use a mysql database for the records?
Michelle Konzack wrote:
>Hello Bind9 Geeks/Nerds and whoever,
>
>I have the need for a GeoIP Database but the one from Maxmind peoduce a
>Disk-IO as the hell. Now my Idea is to use my bind9 to archive my goal.
>
>In general, I
Hello Bind9 Geeks/Nerds and whoever,
I have the need for a GeoIP Database but the one from Maxmind peoduce a
Disk-IO as the hell. Now my Idea is to use my bind9 to archive my goal.
In general, I need ONLY the contry code for a given IP but I a not
disinclined to put more infos in the data
* Shane W.:
> Bind outputs:
> Mar 14 12:39:13 continuum named[2168]: no valid RRSIG resolving
> 'odyssey.csy.ca/NS/IN': 72.55.146.170#53
> Mar 14 12:39:13 continuum named[2168]: no valid RRSIG resolving
> 'odyssey.csy.ca/NS/IN': 96.49.174.96#53
> Mar 14 12:39:13 continuum named[2168]: no valid R
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