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Re: i'm concerned about some RFC 2136 interoperability problems
> microsoft has a primary dns server that is purely for handling the zones.
> we don't want it queried from. we have the name in the SOA to keep with the
> standard.
if it's not also listed as an NS NSDNAME, then the standards say that it will
never receive an UPDATE. i'm not sure how interoperable microsoft wants to be;
i do know that microsoft's DNS implementation is able to do forwarding of
dynamic updates from slaves toward the master. (BIND8 is not, but that's
a fish of another kettle.) so if your client and server implementations were
both changed as i recommended in last night's e-mail to namedroppers, you'd
still be able to have a hidden primary (that is, your SOA MNAME isn't matched
by any NS NSDNAME).
> Raymond Forbes
> Hostmaster
> Microsoft Corp.
i've got to say, i'm really impressed by microsoft's responsiveness to this.