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switching from primary to secondaryFrom: Alex Miller Date: Friday, January 7, 2000
Time: 4:02:00 pmI have a number of domains with my ISP
that are configured as primary masters
on Quick DNS. I have my own linux box and
am running bind. Now these domains are
masters on bind 8 and successfully slaves
(secondary masters) on ns1.granitecanyon.com
the Public DNS.
I want to have my zone records switched
from primary masters to secondary masters
(or masters to slaves, whichever term QuickDNS
uses) on the name server that uses QuickDNS.
My ISP was originally under the impression
that QuickDNS made no distinction between
primary and secondary and simply looked
to the list of authoritative servers from
the registrar and the one at the top of the
list was primary, and therefore QuickDNS would
respond accordingly.
Now we have found a way of setting the
primary server in an advanced option for
the zone records, which correctly changes
the SOA record.
My suspicion is that primary zones
and secondary zones are completely different
entries in QuickDNS, and that the
procedure will be to delete the current
entries and create new secondaries.
Can anyone provide any guidance here. I
realize, of course, if I had the manual,
if I were the owner of that nameserver
I could probably find it, but I don't
and I'm not.
I'd like to pass on the information to
my ISP so they'll refer to that part
of the manual, but it would be diplomatic
if I described it as a solution rather
than just telling them to read the manual.
Alex Miller
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