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Old 04-21-2011, 07:50 AM   #1
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slave dns server testing work?


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how can i teste that my slave dns work better;knowing that my primary dns is in an other machine .i tried to dig the slave ;i have the response but when i halt my primary dns ,i couldn't dig the slave dns.
 
Old 04-21-2011, 07:54 AM   #2
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Did your test client machine have the slave configured as the second DNS provider?
 
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yes ,it does.i tried to dig it from my client ;i receved the response but when i halted the master dns no response with slave dns.how can i let my slave dns working when master dns is shutdwn.
 
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Maybe the slave isn't working at all ever. Configure your workstation client to only use the slave and see if it works when both the master and slave are running.
 
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yes it works when master and slave are running the two ,but when i halted the master no slave dns server working
 
Old 04-21-2011, 05:03 PM   #6
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It makes me think that the slave is not really a slave. Rather it may be a caching server.

The difference between a master DNS server and a slave DNS server is that the master is where you update the database and then those changes get pushed out to the slaves. Otherwise the slave should behave like a stand alone server.
 
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Named.conf. please. There is no point us just guessing.
 
  


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