?? Ok I am right now recompiling samba with the dnsupdate turned on.
I am going to use samba-4.12.15 as that is what is running on my test
machines.
??? I am going to read and try what you have said and let you know.
From what you are saying I think I got it. There are 2 kinds of files.
One is the standard zone files
what is known as a flat file (the standard bind9
zone file),
The other is the the ones that samba creates and uses which are in
the bind-dns directory.
? So basically I need to turn off the internal Samba dns server and
to do that I just add
server services = -dns
?? And then do the configuration for the BIND9_DLZ Module.
Can you let me know if I am on the right track?
On 8/2/21 11:04, Rowland Penny via samba wrote:> On Mon, 2021-08-02 at 10:54 -0400, ve2cii--- via samba wrote:
>> Ok now you have me confused. Which is understandable considering
>> we are
>> dealing with windows.
>> Yes I read the wiki. I read just about everything I could before
>> asking for help.
>> I setup up a test DC1 and DC2 and everything is working fine
>> there.
>> With the
>> same configuration. But there is no bind on the DC servers.
> Bind9 will only be on a Samba DC if you installed it, but there is an
> internal dns server built into a Samba AD DC, this is the default.
>
>> I got into
>> trouble with
>> bind running on the same machine as the samba DC.
> You would, you have to turn off the internal Samba dns server if you
> use bind9.
>
>> Yes I am talking about a standard bind zone file. I believe my
>> issue is not the zone
> If the zone file is what is known as a flat file (the standard bind9
> zone file), then you cannot use them, you must the files in AD.
>
>> file but in how to run bind and the DC controller on the same
>> machine
>> without port 53
>> conflicting. Do I need to setup the BIND9_DLZ Module?
> Yes.
> Try starting here:
> https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/The_Samba_AD_DNS_Back_Ends
>
> Rowland
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