Subject: Re: dispatch - shutting down due to TCP receive error - msg#00509

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Re: Proper way to setup Zone files

One zonefile for each zone. Whoever told you this is fooling themselves. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jody Williams" <jody@xxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <bind9-users@xxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 9:27 AM Subject: Proper way to setup Zone files > > I am setting up Bind 9 on a Linux Server. > > One person has told me that you should add all the DNS records for all > domains into a single Zone file. > > This person claims that this is the correct method. > > I have setup a Bind 8 server in the past using a Zone file for each > domain. This is easier to manage. I have not had a problem with this > method. > > What is the correct/preferred method for this? At this location, there > are around 300 domains to be placed on this server. > > Thanks > > Jody > > >

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RE: Basic bind 9 server working, however cannot default lookup.

At 12:15 PM 7/24/02, DARCY,MATTHEW (Non-HP-UnitedKingdom,ex2) wrote: >This is excellent feedback thank you. > >I'll just explain a little more, but I am starting to understand where this >is going wrong. > >ns1.e-netcomm.co.uk does exist, at the bottom of the zone file for e-netcomm >which I snipped I have > >ns1 IN CNAME vader.e-netcomm.co.uk >ns2 IN CNAME maul.e-netcomm.co.uk > >so in effect they do exist. This is illegal. Your NS records cannot point to a CNAME. They have to be names with A records. Danny

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dispatch - shutting down due to TCP receive error

BIND 9.2.1 / Solaris 8 Syslog message: dispatch: error: dispatch 100851320: shutting down due to TCP receive error: connection reset Questions about this message appear a number of times in the list archives; however, I did not find any conclusive answers about the cause of the error and what can be done about it ? Any ideas ? _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com

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How to assign a name to dynamic IP

Hi! I have read Bind9 docs and search for hints / samples on how to realize a dynamic update of certain A record in my zone file. The only usefull thing I found is that I have to use 'update-policy' and some keys to acomplish this. Can someone help me and answer on some questions: - Is it posible at all to permit an update of certain A record only (like services that DyDNS provides) - ex. someone can update this record by provideing his password (or key)? - Is it posible to do this with Bind9? - Maybe some samples :) Explanation: I need it, because I have an ADSL modem at home (my IP changes every 12 hours) and I want to access my home machine from the net by the name. Regards, Dezo