The FQDN of my server is prl-ofc-s I added a new "A" record for prl-ofc-s Tried to restart named and still got the last error I mentioned. After researching and figuring out how to use the named-checkzone command and without making any changes I tried to restart named again and this time it started! On local server I followed the tutorial for installing, while on production server had a minimal setup with no services.
After many struggles and almost giving up, i managed to solve the problem, and now DNS works great! Thanx to MrCompTech for all his helpful posts esp. Here are the steps i took in order to make it work: 1. You can check with: Code:. Base on Fedora Core 13, bind running in chroot mode. I also asked:. The whole tree can be downed by root but anything that must be written by bind must be owned by bind and it will sure tell you if it tries to write to a directory owned by any other user such as root so sometimes, it is good just to look at the big picture and see that it is not difficult.
Reply to author. Report message as abuse. IgorG said:. Click to expand Last edited by a moderator: Aug 9, AgamemnonS Guest. The bind. As of the current release BIND 9.
Trust anchors for any other zones MUST be configured elsewhere; if they are configured here, they will not be recognized or used by named. This file also contains a copy of the trust anchor for the DNS root zone ". However, named does not use it; it is provided here for informational purposes only. The built-in DLV trust anchor in this file is used directly by named. However, it is not activated unless specifically switched on. To use the DLV key, set "dnssec-lookaside auto;" in the named.
Without this option being set, the key in this file is ignored. This file is NOT expected to be user-configured. Last edited by a moderator: Aug 20, Same error on restart. I then changed the ownership of the 'bind. Coming soon: forcing visitors to my home to use guest WiFi, two factor authentication and a VPN client if they want to access my network…. So please understand this is just one way to do it that works in my small home environment, and may not be the ideal way to do it in, say, a large enterprise!
Added description and code. Also fixed reversed directory names in touch command. You know the problem though — geek uses home network as their personal lab…. Good information and easy to follow. Had to use a bit different syntax to get the zone transfer to work in our environment but the article still got me in the right direction.
I just read your tutorial and it really helped me! But I think there is a crucial point missing: One should ensure that the permissions for the file named.
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