Migration from CNR 7.1.3 to ISC BIND

kazishe · ‎12-04-2017

Dears,

Could someone please help me on how best we can carry out migrations from this version of CNR to another newer version with an ISC BIND slave. Details for our CNR are as below:

CentOS release 5.10 64-bit
Release 7.1.3
Linux build #7.1.3.1103031028

Thank you for your help,

Regards,

Mollatt.

marce1000 · ‎12-04-2017

- How do you define CNR (meaning of ?); as far as I understand CentOs is using ISC bind also.

M.

-- ' A nun once asked a penguin ' do you think the earth is flat ? ; the penguin replied :
Madam, it all depends , in Riemann geometries the earth can be perfectly flat! The nun thanked him , he tripped and fell forward : the poor animal had forgotten that he might be living in a Riemann geometry too!

kazishe · ‎12-05-2017

CNR is Cisco Network Registrar. Is there a way to have a secondary BIND running? Is it possible to read .zcp in files in the directory /data/dns/zchk? Maybe I can build a secondary BIND and dump these convert them to slave zones.

Many thanks

marce1000 · ‎12-05-2017

- I guess it should be possible, just configure the secondary-ISC to use CNR as the master and allow zone-transfers from the master to the secondart. ISC BIND will save zone information in it's own format.

M.

-- ' A nun once asked a penguin ' do you think the earth is flat ? ; the penguin replied :
Madam, it all depends , in Riemann geometries the earth can be perfectly flat! The nun thanked him , he tripped and fell forward : the poor animal had forgotten that he might be living in a Riemann geometry too!