Hy...

[Kevin Darcy]

You can set the TTL of a record by including it between the owner name and
class, if any, or between the owner name and the record type. In BIND 8.2 and
later, a warning message will be generated unless every record has a TTL, either
explicitly or implicitly. The usual way to achieve this is to use the
$TTL directive at the top of each master file. See the documentation.

The NOTIFY message is normal.


- Kevin

Seby wrote:

>         How can I set the TTL...
> and ... bind gives me this...
> Sent NOTIFY for "lapd.cj.edu.ro" IN SOA" (lapd.cj.edu.ro); 2 NS, 2 A...
> what does this means ... it is ok.. to say so.. or is bad...
>
> Seby...
>
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