Monday, November 6, 2017

Bind Secondaries in DNS


Bind Secondaries used in DNS which  Allow  the Domain Name System (DNS) server to communicate with non-Microsoft DNS servers that use an earlier, slower version of the DNS BIND service. It basically use  compression, and it does contain  multiple records per  message during a connected transfer.

 BIND version 4.9.4 and later version handles the fast zone transfer. We can change the BIND setting by using below steps

DNS server Properties(in DNS server)  -> Advanced Tab


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