Réf. : Re: shared secret key

[Kevin Darcy]

Then I don't have any good explanation why it would work only when you have a key
defined.

What do your logs say?


- Kevin

CHAMPAGNE Eric TPC-SRD wrote:

> i haven't decalre any "allow-transfert" clause in my configuration files which
> means zones transferts are allowed.
> (default settings)
>
> _______
> Eric CHAMPAGNE (Global One GPS/GHA/ENG/MES)
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>         kcd%daimlerchrysler.com at Internet
>         28/03/01 23:28
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>                  Pour : bind-users%isc.org at Internet
>                  cc : (ccc : Eric CHAMPAGNE/TRANSPAC-SRD/F-T)
>                  Objet : Re: shared secret key
>
> Does bind9.pft have an "allow-transfer" clause on ns1?
>
>                                                                             -
> Kevin
>
> CHAMPAGNE Eric TPC-SRD wrote:
>
> > Hi
> >
> > I have 2 DNS servers: ns1 and ns2
> >
> > On ns2 there is a primary zone ( pft ) which is secondary on ns1.
> > To do this, i  don't need declare a secret key. It maches very well.
> >
> > On ns1 i declare a primary zone ( bind9.pft ) which is secondary on ns2.
> > But now there isn't any zones transfert for bind9.pft between ns1 and ns2.
> > Then i declare a shared secret key on ns1 and ns2 and now, it maches very
>  well.
> >
> > ??
> > I think i misunderstood something ..
> > Can anyone explain it ??
> >
> > cheers
> > _______
> > Eric CHAMPAGNE (Global One GPS/GHA/ENG/MES)
> > Tél : +33 (0)2 23 28 41 98 Fax: +33 (0)2 23 28 46 39
> > mailto:eric.champagne at francetelecom.com