RE: dkim cname records replication

2017-05-23 Thread Vidal Garza
to:ma...@isc.org] Sent: Monday, May 22, 2017 10:11 PM To: McDonald, Daniel (Dan) Cc: bind-users@lists.isc.org ; Vidal Garza Subject: Re: dkim cname records replication In message , "McDonald, Daniel (Dan)" writes: > In this case, Microsoft names the records > selector1._domai

Re: dkim cname records replication

2017-05-22 Thread McDonald, Daniel (Dan)
That's great! I've disabled checknames for over a decade because I couldn't get AD to work without it when I first set it up, and hadn't tried without it since. I'll go play in the lab tomorrow and see if I can turn that back on in production with the squirrelly version my distro provides ( they

Re: dkim cname records replication

2017-05-22 Thread Mark Andrews
In message , "McDonald, Daniel (Dan)" writes: > In this case, Microsoft names the records > selector1._domainkeys.example.com and selector2._domainkeys.example.com. > The poster said he was running bind 9.9.5, which to my knowledge doesn't > support leading underscores without check-names ignor

Re: dkim cname records replication

2017-05-22 Thread McDonald, Daniel (Dan)
In this case, Microsoft names the records selector1._domainkeys.example.com and selector2._domainkeys.example.com. The poster said he was running bind 9.9.5, which to my knowledge doesn't support leading underscores without check-names ignore. Get Outlook for iOS On Mo

Re: dkim cname records replication

2017-05-22 Thread Mark Andrews
In message , "McDonald, Daniel (Dan)" writes: > You need to add check-names ignore; to the zone definition when dealing > with active directory. That ignores the invalid underscore character. DKIM is not active directory. Named can serve DKIM records without adding "check-names ignore;" to na

Re: dkim cname records replication

2017-05-22 Thread Mark Andrews
In message , Vidal Garza writes: > > Hello List, > > I have this question about replication. > > I have a replication between BIND 9.9.5-3. > We try to make dkim work with Microsoft office 365. In the documentation > they said that it should be a CNAME record with the sectors and it works > in the

Re: dkim cname records replication

2017-05-22 Thread McDonald, Daniel (Dan)
You need to add “check-names ignore; “ to the zone definition when dealing with active directory. That ignores the invalid underscore character. From: bind-users on behalf of Vidal Garza Date: Monday, May 22, 2017 at 10:31 To: Bind Users Subject: dkim cname records replication Hello List,