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Subject:    Named secondary problem/question
From:       netinfo%jade.Berkeley.EDU () BERKELEY ! EDU (Postmaster + BITINFO)
Date:       1986-09-22 22:26:42
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Can someone help: m4%rei-uc.UMN.EDU@umn-rei-uc.arpa (Marshall Midden)

Date: Fri, 19 Sep 86 11:45:26 CDT
From: m4%rei-uc.UMN.EDU@umn-rei-uc.arpa (Marshall Midden)
Message-Id: <8609191645.AA01397@rei-uc.UMN.EDU.ARPA>
To: consult@lapis, m4@[128.101.63.2]
Subject: Named secondary problem/question

I am having trouble getting my secondary machine to talk with REI (MSC)
primary/master machine and they have no one else using them as a name server
yet, and they are running stock 4.3bsd, and so am I (750 and 780 respectively).

Below is my latest/smallest test case file named.boot:
;
; Boot file for secondary Name Server 
;

;type		domain			source file or host
; hosts to get lists from.
secondary	UMN.EDU			128.101.1.3
cache		.			/etc/named.ca


And below is the file named.run with debug output 9 (and a couple extra
variables printed out...):

Debug turned ON, Level 9
Version = 4.3	bootfile = /etc/named.boot
ns_init(/etc/named.boot)
zone found (2): 'UMN.EDU', source = 128.101.1.3 (addrcnt) = 1
zoneinit()
connecting to server #1 128.101.1.3, 53 (25)
len = 25
doupdate(zone=1, savens=0)
doupdate(msg=, msglth=512, rrp=)
rrp=
type=0, class=0, ttl=0, dlen=0
unknown type 0
zoneinit: doupdate failed (25, 11)
error reciving zone transfer
zone found (3): '.', source = /etc/named.ca
db_load(/etc/named.ca, , 0)
d='',c=1,t=2, ttl=627444585, data='USC-ISIC.ARPA.'
db_update(  )


I am stabbing in the dark, and mailing this is also a stab in the dark, and
since mail probably won't make it back to here...
My machine is actually 128.101.63.2, but MCS gateway isn't forwarding, etc.
So, my phone number is 612-626-1665.   Any ideas?
				Marshall M. Midden

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