This post is provided AS-IS with no warranties or guarantees and confers no rights. Better solution would be, that both servers can resolve all local addresses by themselves. Ace Fekay wrote: The best possibility that I can see is to choose one of the DNS servers to be authoritive host the Primary Zone , and the other host a secondary zone. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Script Center. Sign in. United States English.
Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. I also noticed that the SOA serial number is not incrementing on my zone file. How can I force a zone transfer and what log file do I need to monitor to see what's going on? Go easy on me. I'm new to this OS! I found the log. Thanks, Carlton. To play the devil's advocate no pun intended Unless you have an extremely small pipes to these offices that are already saturated with traffic, it would seem that you are making more work for yourself than needed.
Sorry if that sounds harsh, just trying to help you maintain perspective Last edited by crayoxide; 14th May at PM. Have you specifically configured your Windows server to allow your FBSD server to be a valid secondary server? There's a specific section in the Windows DNS server where you specify secondary servers. Have you added your FBSD server to this list?
If you have, also be sure there isn't any firewalling in between the two servers But even if you are, you definitely have to overcome this hurdle first anyway.
If I delete the zone and recreate it and it transfers the zone from the master without issue. Do I need to enable something in Windows? Do I need to configure something on the Linux side? It sounds like it could be this , but that should be fixed in Any errors in the DNS log? This might sound silly and even be unnecessary No errors regardling bad packets. In DNS log it generally has no errors, and in fact logs informational alerts that things appear to be working normal.
Zone transfer is in progress. But when you go check the only record it has is the SOA record.
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