Example of dual-master setup?

[Jonathan Petersson]

What I'm after is some kind of syncing as you're mentioning, preferably as
dynamic as possible not to disrupt anything.
In your syncs did you've a primary master or where both stateless so you
could sync both ways?
In this scenario I would prefer to utilize dynamic updates.

On Feb 7, 2008 9:18 AM, Baird, Josh <jbaird at follett.com> wrote:

> You will also need to find a way to push the zone data to your second
> master, since zone transfers will not work between multiple masters.  In
> the past, I have just written a simple script that scp'd the new zones
> over to the multiple masters, and then reloads the zone/nameserver with
> rndc.
>
> Josh
>
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> On 2008-Feb-07, at 00:02, Jonathan Petersson wrote:
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> > Hi.
> >
> > Does anyone have an example of a dual-master setup?
>
> I run dual-masters for one of the zones I manage.  What sort of
> example are you looking for?  The named.conf setup is exactly as
> you'd expect:  two (or more) servers set up as masters, and all the
> slaves listing all masters in their masters{} set in the zone{}
> statement.
>
> Matt
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