Howdy,
I have a domain which is being signed automatically using auto-dnssec on an
older bind9, it uses RSASHA1 keys. Now the registry requires us to move to a
more secure algorithm. Therefore I updated bind to bind9.16.6. Now I could
switch to dnssec-policy, however if I change the algorithm,
Hello,
I finally changed the config to type hint. However, now I still have the
problem of keeping it up to date, right? Would a monthly cronjob suffice?
Tom
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Von: bind-users Im Auftrag von Tony Finch
Gesendet: Freitag, 14. Februar 2020 13:47
An: bind-users@li
Hello,
we're seeing a lot of malformed dns queries to our recursive nameservers like
these:
06:38:32.733678 IP client.59003 > nameserver2.53: 21974+ ? notification.
(30)
06:38:32.734079 IP nameserver2.53 > client.59003: 21974 NXDomain 0/1/0 (105)
06:38:33.216732 IP client.59003 > nameserver
does this mean?
The setup is like this:
Proxy dmz with local forwarding bind => internet bind => internet
The error above occurred on the forwarding bind in the proxy dmz.
best regards,
Tom
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Von: von Dein, Thomas
Gesendet: Dienstag, 11. Februar 2020 14:45
An
Hi,
> So maybe try setting `request-ixfr no;` and see if that improves matters.
Nope, didn't change anything. Also, I was wrong when I stated that dig works,
it does not. It transfers only a part of the zone as well.
However, in the meantime we found, that some component drops packets. I
imple
Hi Warren,
> This sounds very much like a path MTU issue -- it starts the transfer,
> gets part of the way and then a big packet doesn't make it through...
> Are you doing the test dig from the same machine? And if so, from the same IP?
Yes, I test from the same system using the same source addre
Hi everyone,
we are unable to complete root zone transfer from our nameservers. This is the
error we're getting:
Feb 10 18:33:32 bedns2 named[61444]: transfer of './IN' from 192.0.47.132#53:
connected using 192.168.1.1#11281
Feb 10 18:33:33 bedns2 named[61444]: transfer of './IN' from 192.0.47.
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