DNS seems OK with one server, but attempting to us buddyns.com as secondary fails.
I am using debian jessie. Is sudo systemctl restart nsd all I need to serve new changes to nsd.conf?
Below is the start of my nsd.conf. Any suggestions to get test such as
$ dig +tcp axfr @104.219.54.106 ns1.cibolo.us
to show a good transfer?
Thanks,
John Griessen
====================nsd.conf===========================
# mail1.cibolo.us authoritative only DNS server
# NSD configuration file for Debian.
DNS seems OK with one server, but attempting to us buddyns.com as secondary fails.
Could you be more explicit about the failure symptoms?
zone:
# this server is master, 104.245.34.178 is a secondary
name: cibolo.us
zonefile: cibolo.us.zone
provide-xfr: 104.245.34.178 NOKEY
# notify: 104.245.34.178 NOKEY
# allow ALL the following addresses! BuddyNS employs them all.
# notify: 173.244.206.26 NOKEY
provide-xfr: 173.244.206.26 NOKEY
# notify: 88.198.106.11 NOKEY
provide-xfr: 88.198.106.11 NOKEY
If the failure mode you're concerned about is that the slave does
not pick up zone immediately, this could be because you've
suppressed the 'notify:' directives.
If you haven't already done so, I'ld suggest using Zonemaster or
DNSViz to verify nameserver function and identify problems.
Here are some recent results from these tools:
https://zonemaster.net/test/45360dcda345a580
http://dnsviz.net/d/cibolo.us/V1l0DQ/dnssec/
Best regards,
Niall O'Reilly
that has gotten results, thanks.