Re: Problem with Dynamic DNS Updates using TSIG

Erisan Nyamutenha wrote: Hi all, Can any one help me out, I'm having a problem setting up Dynamic DNS updates using TSIG. I'm running ISC Bind 9 on SLES 10 and ISC DHCP 3.0.3 on SLES 10. I need to get my DHCP to update my DNS. Here is my DNS and DHCP config plus the error i'm getting from nsup

Re: Specific DNS configuration

In article , Thomas Marteau wrote: > Hi all, > > I would like to know if there is a mean to tell bind to give talways > the same IP whatever the hostname asked for was. > The idea behind this question is to redirect any browser when the > computer is in a captive IP space like a zone receiving

Re: Recursor only config for localhost

named can certainly listen on ports other than 53, but your resolver library probably doesn't have any way to be configured to use a non-53 port. If you _really_ want to do this, then perhaps you should get the authoritative nameserver to listen on a port other than 53, and put some sort of po

Re: Zone updated in one view served from another view

On Apr 15, 2009, at 6:45 AM, Florian Weimer wrote: Will BIND 9.5 do the right thing if a zone file is configured in one view, permitting updates through Dynamic DNS, and included in another view (without allowing updates)? If the direct approach (listing the zone file twice) does not work, is th

Zone updated in one view served from another view

Will BIND 9.5 do the right thing if a zone file is configured in one view, permitting updates through Dynamic DNS, and included in another view (without allowing updates)? If the direct approach (listing the zone file twice) does not work, is there some way to achieve this by other means?

Specific DNS configuration

Hi all, I would like to know if there is a mean to tell bind to give talways the same IP whatever the hostname asked for was. The idea behind this question is to redirect any browser when the computer is in a captive IP space like a zone receiving a guest before authenticating itself through a web