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Name: Andy Malato Date: April 29, 2001 at 00:01:01 Pacific
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in your BIND configuration file: (/etc/named.conf)
zone "yourdomain.com" { type slave; file "[name of zone file on the master goes here, usually I call it same as the zone, that is, yourdomain.com]"; masters { [ip address of master server ]; }; };
Restart BIND and it should transfer all of the zone files from the primary server. Also make sure that you add a loopback zone for the localhost, otherwise nslookup will complain.
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