[PLUG] Bind 9.3 question
Chris Berry
cberry at davistl.com
Fri Jun 8 23:27:48 UTC 2012
I'm cleaning up a DNS setup that a previous admin didn't have working very well. I've fixed a number of issues including dynamic dns. I've worked with signed zones before and I've worked with dynamic zones, but this is the first time I've worked with one that is both. My question is about how to make changes.
For a vanilla zone it's easy:
1) vi zonefile
2) service named configtest
3) rndc reload
For a signed zone it's not much harder:
1) vi zonefile
2) dnssec-signzone the zonefile to create zonefile.signed
3) service named configtest
4) rndc reload
For a dynamic zone it's not too hard either:
1) rndc freeze zonefile
2) vi zonefile
3) service named configtest
4) rndc reload
5) rndc thaw zonefile
For a dynamic signed zone though I'm a bit hazy. Something like this comes to mind:
1) vi zonefile
2) rndc freeze zonefile.signed
3) dnssec-signzone the zonefile to create zonefile.signed
4) service named configtest
5) rndc reload
6) rndc thaw zonefile
The thing is though, it seems like I'd lose all the dynamic info any time I made a change. Although I'm pretty sure it would rebuild automatically I can't image that's best practice. Does anyone have a better way to go about this?
Chris Berry
Linux Systems Administrator
Davis Tool
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