Re: DNS view "passthrough" and caching

2016-12-09 Thread Mark Andrews
In message <24234.1481320...@vindemiatrix.encs.concordia.ca>, Anne Bennett writes: > > Mark Andrews answers "Vladimir-M. Obelic" : > > > Use 'zone "zonename" { in-view "namename"; };' and have all zones > > that the view answers for be in that view. "in-view" was introduced > > in BIND 9.10.0

Re: DNS view "passthrough" and caching

2016-12-09 Thread Anne Bennett
Mark Andrews answers "Vladimir-M. Obelic" : > Use 'zone "zonename" { in-view "namename"; };' and have all zones > that the view answers for be in that view. "in-view" was introduced > in BIND 9.10.0. Configure the zone (master/slave) in the first > view it appears in. In that scenario, could

Re: DNS view "passthrough" and caching

2016-12-09 Thread Mark Andrews
Use 'zone "zonename" { in-view "namename"; };' and have all zones that the view answers for be in that view. "in-view" was introduced in BIND 9.10.0. Configure the zone (master/slave) in the first view it appears in. view "view1" { ... zone "example.com" { ...

DNS view "passthrough" and caching

2016-12-09 Thread Vladimir-M. Obelic
Hello, I have two views configured, default (where the clients are first matched or denied) and view2 where only some clients should match (after being denied in default view match). Only one zone "zone.com" is defined in view2, whereas default view has all the other zones including "zone.com" a