Marco Caspers

I know it's long ago. But never use nslookup to try to troubleshoot DNS. Use dig. dig tells the truth of it, nslookup lies.

There's no /etc/named.conf There is /etc/bind/named.conf That is a file that has includes to 3 other files. I'm guessing that you need the/a zone block from named.conf.local? An example: zone "0xc007.nl" { type primary; file "/etc/bind/db.0xc007.nl"; }; I've been reading up on this, and it turns out that master/slave zone types are equivalents of primary/secondary zone types. It just depends on what terminology you've learned, Bind 9 servers accept both. Just to be sure. From my point of view the...

There's no /etc/named.conf There is /etc/bind/named.conf That is a file that has includes to 3 other files. I'm guessing that you need the/a zone block from named.conf.local? An example: zone "0xc007.nl" { type primary; file "/etc/bind/db.0xc007.nl"; }; I've been reading up on this, and it turns out that master/slave zone types are equivalents of primary/secondary zone types. It just depends on what terminology you've learned, Bind 9 servers accept both.

Missing file, Bind module. edit_primary.cgi is missing.