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Re: Is my BIND Server's Cache Poisioned ?
- From: Joe Shen
- Date: Thu Jun 30 04:17:43 2005
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Hi,
thanks for the help.
>
> Because IPv6 aware nameservers make AAAA queries
> for the
> IPv6 addresses of the nameservers and as a result
> see the
> NXDOMAIN / CNAME. The IPv4 only nameservers don't
> make
> these queries, as a matter of practice, and only
> see the
> problems if some client of the nameserver makes a
> query
> for some records with the same name as that of the
> nameservers.
>
I've run BIND9 cache server with -4 option. Is there
any way to make BIND9 fault tolerant?
Joe
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