Now that there is no failure to resolve, all are in a successful state, but I
have not done anything, but after a period of time to resolve, it becomes a
success.
forward-zones-recurse=.=223.4.4.4
223.4.4.4 is just a public dns server address, when the client does not resolve
my private area,
On 22/08/2019 09:16, 姜伯洋 wrote:
The following is the configuration file of the recursive node
cat recursor.conf
local-address=10.3.9.100
local-port=53
forward-zones=test.com=10.3.9.140:5300
forward-zones-recurse=.=223.4.
What are you trying to do with "forward-zones-recurse"? Have you just
On 22/08/2019 09:10, 姜伯洋 wrote:
When the parsing fails, it’s like this But if there are a total of ten
resolutions, there may be 3-4 failures.
user.test.com This domain name is the internal domain name. I
specified that if it is the resolution of the internal domain name, it
will go to my inter
The following is the configuration file of the recursive node
cat recursor.conf
local-address=10.3.9.100
local-port=53
forward-zones=test.com=10.3.9.140:5300
forward-zones-recurse=.=223.4.
When the parsing fails, it’s like this But if there are a total of ten
resolutions, there may be 3-4 fail
When the parsing fails, it’s like this But if there are a total of ten
resolutions, there may be 3-4 failures.
user.test.com This domain name is the internal domain name. I specified that if
it is the resolution of the internal domain name, it will go to my internal
authoritative server.
[root
On 22/08/2019 08:35, 姜伯洋 wrote:
Like the following, I have added a good domain name, sometimes it can
be parsed, but often, the parsing fails.
The version of my recursive server is:
rpm -qa |grep pdns
pdns-recursor-4.1.9-1.el7.x86_64
[root@ops-tmp-app-2 ~]# dig user.test.com @10.3.9.100 +short
Like the following, I have added a good domain name, sometimes it can be
parsed, but often, the parsing fails.
The version of my recursive server is:
rpm -qa |grep pdns
pdns-recursor-4.1.9-1.el7.x86_64
[root@ops-tmp-app-2 ~]# dig user.test.com @10.3.9.100 +short
[root@ops-tmp-app-2 ~]# dig use