Migrating 8.x.x BIND to 9.0.1

[Robert Gahl]

Thanks, Mark. That helps. Of course, there are follow-on questions since 
I'm a complete newbie at views.

At 11:36 AM 12/19/2000 +1100, Mark.Andrews at nominum.com wrote:

>         If you have multiple classes in named.conf you must make use of
>         the views mechanism.  This has been added to doc/misc/migration.
>
>         view "in" in {
>                 ...
>                 //
>         }
>
>         view "chaos" chaos {
>                 ...
>         }

Okay, that said (and yes, I have multiple "classes", I believe), here is my 
current/old "bind" reference:

> > The named.conf (in /etc) for 'bind' looks like:
> >
> > zone "bind" chaos {
> >          type master;
> >          file "primary/bind";
> >          allow-query {
> >                  trusted;
> >          };
> >          allow-transfer {
> >                  none;
> >          };
> > };

In the view statement for chaos, would this look like:

view "chaos" chaos {
         allow-query {
                 trusted;
         };
         allow-transfer {
                 none;
         }
};

and if so, do I then just drop the equivalent statements in the zone 
definition? And, for the "in" view, this would govern all items so defined.

And, lastly, is the default definition "in". That is, I have the following 
in named.conf:

zone "0.0.127.in-addr.arpa" {
         type master;
         file "zone.127.0.0";
         ...
         //
};

and

zone "netflame.cc" {
         type slave;
         file "secondary/zone.netflame.cc";
         masters {
                 64.210.184.134;         // ns1.netflame.cc
         };
         ...
         //
};

Are these "in" classes by default? Do I need to explicitly define them?

Thanks for the help. It's greatly appreciated.

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