you're sure traffic doesn't come in via a recursor,
then it's probably better to respond.
Are you using PowerDNS with a MySQL backend? In that case, the fact that
every single request needs to be checked in the database is your
bottleneck. If you can prevent this from happening, the
That solution would actually work quite well. Only downside is that I’ll have
to provide our staff CLI access to the PowerDNS servers to be able to be able
to remove the forward-zones setting for each domain as they are migrated (or we
can have someone do them in bulk afterwards as I don’t
I'm currently planning a project to split recursion from authoritative DNS
(they currently reside on the same IP).
As part of the project, I'd like to set up a second IP for PowerDNS to
listen on (which will be the IP for the authoritative server; the recursive
server will rem
Hey guys,
I'm running a PowerDNS setup with some Supermasters. This is a great
feature and does work as it should. The problem is, that I cannot find a
way to automatically delete a zone on PowerDNS when it is deleted on
Supermaster.
PowerDNS gets notified when zone is deleted on Superm
On Sun, 23 Jan 2011, Mark Huizer wrote:
> # DIG RRSIG @ns.example.com someentry.example.com
>
Keep in mind that the limit can sit in dig, not powerdns.
Especially occurs at older version from a default OS install.
So what about
$ drill ns.example.com someentry.example.com rrsig
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Hi,
We have a PowerDNS Authoritative Server in our company to host our client's
zones. Through our subscription form, the clients are able to register
whatever zone they can come up with directly on the PowerDNS database, no
matter if we are really authoritative for that zone or not (accordi
