This is a discussion on bind9 ethernet alias problem within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; I have a Veritas cluster running on Solaris 9, and Bind cluster group configured. Cluster has a virtual IP address ...
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I have a Veritas cluster running on Solaris 9, and Bind cluster group
configured. Cluster has a virtual IP address associated with cluster group that migrates to the serwer where group is in ONLINE state! The virtual IP address is a ethernet alias that is plumbed and up on the system. Let us say it is a hme:2 with 1.2.3.4 address. I would like to set this address as transfer-source and notify-source but Bind seems to use real address associated with physical interface - hme0 - when doing zone transfers and notifies. I did the test with another physical IP address configured on hme1 and the configuration worked but it is not what I want. So, the question is are there any limitation when using IP addresses associated to alias ethernet interface and directives such as listen-on, transfer-source, notify-source???? Best regards J. |