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Re: Importing/exchanging secondary server data files

From: Tony Baczynski
Date: Friday, March 2, 2001
Time: 9:37:25 am

Correction it's 2.2.1 not 2.1.1


>Make that... I changed the name of his secondary file to 'xSecondary
>Domains', opened it in QDNS(2.1.1), select all, etc.
>
>>Opened it in what?
>>
>>On 03/02/2001 9:10 AM, The Defendant "Helen & Tony Baczynski"
>><tonyski@lvcm.com> Confessed:
>>
>>> I've just swapped with someone else. All I did was to open his
>>> secondary data file, select all, copy, close the file. open my
>>> secondary file, paste, & close. QDNS then read all the new domains
>>> and put all the new files in the secondary folder without any help
>>> from me.
>>> I just tried it again on another machine and it works fine!
>>>
>>> Tony
>>>
>>>
>>>> OK so what you're telling me is, I have to add each domain manually
>>>> to a secondary server, no way to import the data from some else's
>>>> secondary server or have them import mine.
>>>> bummer :-(
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> That is not going to work. The files in the Secondary Data folder
>>>>> are cache files, not configuration files. That is, they are used to
>>>>> cache data retrieved from the master/primary server; they are not
>>>>> read in as indications of what domains/zones should be served.
>>>>>
>>>>> For QuickDNS Pro 2, do the following:
>>>>> - Launch QuickDNS Pro Admin.
>>>>> - From the Window menu, select Secondary Data.
>>>>> - For each new secondary domain, from the Domain menu, choose
>>>>>Create Record.
>>>>> - In the new record, enter the following data:
>>>>> Domain Name: <name of domain>
>>>>> Filename: <something unique, such as name of domain>
>>>>> IP Address 1: <IP address of primary server>
>>>>> IP Address 2-4: <leave blank>
>>>>> - Click on the Save button.
>>>>>
>>>>> For QuickDNS Pro 3, do the following:
>>>>> - Launch QuickDNS Pro Manager.
>>>>> - Connect to the server, if necessary.
>>>>> - For each new slave zone, do the following:
>>>>> - Select the server in the Manager window, if necessary.
>>>>> - From the Server menu, select Add Slave Zone.
>>>>> - Enter the zone name and the IP address of the master server.
>>>>> - Click on the OK button.
>>>>> ____________________________________________________________________
>>>>> Chris Buxton Men & Mice
>>>>> cbuxton@menandmice.com We Make DNS Easy!
>>>>>
>>>>> At 10:08 AM -0700 3/1/01, John Readwin wrote:
>>>>>> This may be a stupid question but I want to confirm if the
>>>>>> following will work
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I am looking at doing some secondary DNS swapping with someone
>>>>>> else using Quick DNS.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Am Correct in the folling assumption
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Send the other party the secondary data files(one for each domain)
>>>>>> from my secondary server, and have him simply "Import DNS File for
>> >>>> each domain" and vice versa??
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Or can we simply drop the secondary data file into the secondary
>> >>>> data folder and restart QuickDNS?
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Will it matter if we are on different versions of Quick DNS ( I am
>>>>>> using 2.2.1, I'm not sure what he is using)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> --
>>>>>> John Readwin
>>>>>> mailto:john@netextras.com
>>>>>> 403-283-5298
>>>>>> http://www.netextras.com
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> John Readwin
>>>> mailto:john@netextras.com
>>>> 403-283-5298
>>>> http://www.netextras.com
>>>
>>>
>>
>>-- Aaron Lynch
>>System Administrator
>>NineWire Digital Solutions



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