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I am adding a record for an existing domain that currently resides on Yahoo. How can I test my local server to confirm the new records are going to work before I have them move their NS to my server? When I dig or nslookup the domain, it is grabbing the yahoo records. I want to see the records on my server instead.
On my windoze box if I add a domain, it works locally, but this is a Redhat build and is also our primary DNS server.
Yep tried it and still see it from Yahoo. So that means for some reason the server doesnt know it has the records. I added the domain to the named.conf file and did a reload of the service, but didnt restart it, does it require being restarted instead of reloaded?
I found the problem. edited the wrong named.conf file. I didnt know there was one under /etc and edited the one under /var/named. It works as advertised now. thanks.
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