Primary to Secondary named.conf backup

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Last Update: 2016-07-27

This is a small Perl script that will use sshv2 to connect to a primary DNS server and copy down a copy of the named.conf file. It will then parse the file, and rip out any slaves from the primary NS. It will then create a new named.conf.

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