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<font size="-1"><font face="Palatino Linotype">Thank you very much
Norbert, <br>
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I assume that such a pdns/ldap master should <b>NOT</b> have a
"master=on" setting. Correct?<br>
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It's just the slave (e.g. slave.example.com) that must have
configured itself as a slave to us and we should allow it by
having it placed (i.e. the slave.example.com) in our zone's NS
records and by adding it to our "allow-axfr-ips" (if needed). <br>
<br>
Right? Anything else I'm missing?<br>
<br>
Thank you again for your valuable help, I' m at a critical
system design point and must make informed decisions.<br>
<br>
NM<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:4C7F750F.4070806@linuxnetworks.de" type="cite">You
can use the LDAP backend as master for a BIND slave but it's not
possible that the master (with LDAP backend) sends NOTFYs on
changes. The slaves will only refresh their data if the TTL timed
out.
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