ddns

[andreas graeper]

thanks for your answers.

yes, reverse zone is defined and
yes, ddns updates for reverse zone are allowed.
i found in name.conf.local the zone-name is 172.in-addr.arpa so i tried
this in dhcpd.conf and it works so far.

now on nameserver i can ping
 xxx
 xxx.local
 xxx.ac.fuj       (pseudo-domain)

but on other host i can only ping
 xxx.ac.fuj
???
and (for whatever) i need xxx.local (my master has xxx.local in his
/etc/fstab .. )

thanks in advance
andreas


2013/6/25 andreas graeper <agraeper at googlemail.com>

> hi,
> i have almost no idea of dns but i shall configure dhcp-ddns.
> it already works forward but not reverse
>
> /var/log/messages:
>  Added new forward map from deb7.ac.fuj to 172.27.6.157
>  unable to add reverse map from 157.6.27.172.in-addr.arpa. to deb7.ac.fuj:
> timed out
>
> first problem was privileges xxx.jnl file could not created, but now
> /etc/bind/* is owned by bind.bind and mod is 664
> mod of /etc/bin directory is 775
>
> when zonefiles are
>  db.ac.fuj              # here the new entry can be found. in dhcpd.conf :
> zone ac.fuj. { .. }
>  db.172.2x
>
> whats the correct name of zone configuration in dhcpd.conf ?
> i tried
>  zone 0.27.172.in-addr.arpa. {}
>  zone     0.172.in-addr.arpa. {}
>  zone    2x.172.in-addr.arpa. {}
>
> what else could be wrong ?
>
> please help
> andreas
>
>
>
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