migrating ns1/master to hidden master with additional secondary
Kevin Darcy
kcd at daimlerchrysler.com
Sat Oct 8 00:22:22 UTC 2005
Tavis Gustafson wrote:
>Since it seems people still don't have much luck with multi-threading +
>linux, I think we'll be going to the hidden master setup. To do this
>we'll need to migrate our current master/ns1 hardware to be the hidden
>master and move ns1 ip to a new secondary machine.
>
>In our current setup new zones go like this : New zone file gets put on
>master and master zone file updated + rndc reconfig (reconfig causes
>timeouts from ns1 = bad)
>Once the master is done it notifies the two secondaries (ns2, ns3) which
>are listed in each zone file (default behaviour). ns1 is also in the
>zone file as NS but it's skipped because the master is ns1.
>
>Our NEW setup would go : Update master zone files on hidden master + do
>reconfig (no timeouts because it's not ns1 anymore)
>Then notify all three nameservers listed in zone files (ns1,ns2,ns3)
>
>My question is how to do this ip migration smoothly and what are the
>many pitfalls I am not foreseeing in splitting ns1/master stuff.
>
Seems like you're going to a lot of trouble just because of NOTIFY issues.
You do realize that you can control NOTIFYs via also-notify/notify
explicit, right?
- Kevin
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