Search Again: Re: Replacing a server running QDNS Central From: Karl Schroll Date: Thursday, June 24, 2004 Time: 11:40:37 am Thanks for all the help. This worked fine. Karl At 8:56 AM -0700 6/24/04, Men & Mice Support wrote: >Yes. The simplest way is to remove all of its zones, and then >reconfigure it from scratch. There are a couple of AppleScripts >included with QuickDNS Manager that will help you with this - >"Delete All Zones From Server" and "Add Slave Server". > >Also, make sure you remove QuickDNS Central from the old server: > >sudo -s >cd /Library/StartupItems/QuickDNS >./qdnsc stop >perl -pi -e 's {QDNSCENTRALD=-YES-} {QDNSCENTRALD=-NO-}' QuickDNS >rm -r /var/qdns /usr/sbin/qdnscentrald /Library/Receipts/QuickDNS*Central* >exit >____________________________________________________________________ >Chris Buxton Men & Mice >Customer Support Specialist Making DNS Easy -- Regards, Karl Schroll Digital Frontier 802-253-8612 http://www.digitalfrontier.com

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