Note: This article was written alongside BIND 10 1.0.0-beta. See this article which covers the major differences to be aware of between 1.0.0-beta, and 1.0.0-rc.
The third article in my series detailing the newest DNS software release from ISC - BIND 10 - will cover the configuration of zone transfers and dynamic DNS, both secured with TSIG. This article assumes you know a little about the new architecture of BIND 10 (I’ve written about it here).
I have two servers configured for this as follows, both running BIND 10 built as per my first article in the series:
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172.16.18.169 ns1.example.com dolan 172.16.18.172 ns2.example.com gooby |
No BIND 10 modules other than the default have been enabled at this point, and the servers have been started for the very first time. First, we need to perform some configuration of our master DNS server - ns1.example.com.