This is a discussion on RE: round-robin on bind9.2.1 within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; > > > > I am using bind9.2.1 on my debian woody. It works > > well.Now ...
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> > I am using bind9.2.1 on my debian woody. It works > > well.Now I need to implement round-robin on bind. > > When I include 'rrset-order' in named.conf, it says > > that "/etc/bind/named.conf:29: option 'rrset-order' is > > not implemented ". > > > > What to do? How to setup round-robin on bind 9.2.1 ? > > > > Sarav > >=20 > Sarav, >=20 > To the best of my knowledge RRSET-ORDER was only implemented=20 > in Bind versions greater than 9.2.3. >=20 Rrset-order was introduced in 8.2 and dropped with 9.1, but it is not = needed to do round-robin; it is used to turn round-robin off. > But by default I believe that the records were returned in=20 > "cyclic" order in version 9.2.3 and below. The default since 4.9 has been to round-robin (give out multiple records = in cyclic order). All you have to do is add more records and it will = round-robin by default. Note that BIND 9 rotates all records types, but = earlier versions did not rotate PTR records. All of this information is in DNS and BIND and available on-line. |