We need to check if the draft covers this behavior well.
Situation: BIND secondary auth is configured with a forward zone that is not on the primary, then that same zone is added to the primary catalog zone and transferred to the secondary, then secondary ends up with two copies of the zone config and behaves erratically.
What is the correct/expected/preferred behavior of this case? Generally: catalog zone data shouldn't clobber local config, but it might clobber local config in the case of forward zones, because of the nature of how DNS works.
Hello, all.
We need to check if the draft covers this behavior well.
Situation: BIND secondary auth is configured with a forward zone that is not on the primary, then that same zone is added to the primary catalog zone and transferred to the secondary, then secondary ends up with two copies of the zone config and behaves erratically.
What is the correct/expected/preferred behavior of this case? Generally: catalog zone data shouldn't clobber local config, but it might clobber local config in the case of forward zones, because of the nature of how DNS works.