Unspecified error

[Michael Kjorling]

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The term you want to use is zone transfers. Add:

allow-transfer { ip-of-slave-1; ip-of-slave-2; ...; };

(with the appropriate number of IPs or ACLs, of course) to your
options{} or zone{} clauses in named.conf and that should do what you
want.

You may also want to restrict or disable recursive queries, while
you're at it. (Provided no one has pointed his/her resolver to the box
in question, of course.)


Michael Kjörling


On Dec 4 2001 15:09 -0800, Tony wrote:

> I did an nslookup from a windows 2000 machine.
>
> think its a client side issue?
>
> How do I disable listing?
>
> Say when someone does a ls -t mydomain.com
>
> I want it to say" query refused"
>
> Thanks a bunch

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