Post your named.conf file. I think you have disabled transfers by default.
If that is the case, you must use a zone specific allow-transfer for each
zone. Hard to say thought, without your named.conf file...
Dave...
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(Dan Mahoney) To: comp-protocols-dns-bind at isc.org
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Hi, this may be a routine question.
But is there any way to simply allow transfers for a zone to any NS
record you've defined? I know that "all defined ns servers" is the
default for notification, and those should naturally be allowed to
transfer from you, at least by my logic.
I mean, I've had to set the "allow-transfer" field to get my DNS to
play nice at all, but I'd like to be able to do it such that for zone
A, if I had
@ IN NS A.bob.com
it would allow transfer for that domain, without me having to put
allow-transfer for a.bob.com's ip in my named.conf.
I guess what I'm having to avoid is in the event of a change of
servers, having to go through everywhere and change ip addresses.