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2004-09-15, sze keltezéssel 17:17-kor bert hubert ezt írta:<BR>
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>:-) - I did not read all of it, but you might want to consider the 'stealth
master' approach. </I></FONT></PRE>
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Do I understand well?<BR>
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I configure my db master (called it Main server) to have a certain SLAVE zone.<BR>
I tell my customer to set NS RRs pointing to the db replicas<BR>
AND an also-notify {my_main_server;); as well.<BR>
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This way I have to permit zone transfers to tha Main, but it is not propagated on the internet, just act as a SLAVE in order to have the SLAVE data replicated in all the db instances. The notifications will also address the replicas, but will have no effect, but a few error messagets becouse of the R/O database.<BR>
???<BR>
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Better than nothing!! ;-) I ask the security people...<BR>
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anyway: what if my customer is unable to set also-notify? Is there a thing like this in PDNS f.e.??<BR>
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Heidrich Attila <<A HREF="mailto:attila@heidrich.hu"><U>attila@heidrich.hu</U></A>>
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