Hi,
I run bind 9.9.2.
I'm interested in fully automating the DNSSEC key
generation/signing/rollover process.
A while back, I'd used OpenDNSSEC to attempt it, but was ulitmately
foiled by lack of a registrar with an API it could talk to.
Since that time, IIUC, bind9's got all the tols integrated
Hi,
I've bind 9.9.2p1 setup to use the RPZ zone provided by spamhaus. Zone
transfer is apparently working as it should.
I'd like to verify that RPX redirection is actually working for a "known
bad", real domain.
(1) How/where do you extract a bad domain name from the axfr'd RPZ zone
file? It's
Hi
On Fri, Mar 8, 2013, at 02:17 AM, Steven Carr wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> What tweaking did you need to do to NAT to get it to work? I'm still
> stuck with the problem and it's looking like it's either NAT or a
> fragmentation issue for me :(
I've multiple static IPs. DNS is not on the default IP
hi,
with all of your questions/guidance, I made some progress.
definitely some PEBKAC. made mapping adjustment/correction in my NAT
src mapping table.
checking
dig soa rpz.spamhaus.org @199.168.90.52
; <<>> DiG 9.9.2-rpz+rl.028.23-P1 <<>> soa
rpz.spamha
hi,
i've installed
named -v
BIND 9.9.2-rpz+rl.028.23-P1
i've registered my nameserver IP with spamhaus for use of its RPZ list;
i've been approved for access.
i've setup my bind9 conf for slave access to a spamhaus RPZ
...
acl rpz4_spamhaus { 199.168.90.51; 199.168.90.52
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