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Brad Knowles wrote:
> At 5:16 PM -0600 2002/03/25, Tim wrote:
> >    So what?  What DNS protocol allows you to kick/restart the secondary
> >  bind server to tell it new zones are available?
> 
>         I believe that the protocol is called "NOTIFY".

Trick question.  DNSNOT doesn't work for new zones, since they
have to be explicitly configured in secondaries... 8-).

-- Terry

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