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All set, i just needed to stop the firewall, execute the command, (it reloaded successfully), then restart IPTABLES again.<br />
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Thanks,
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All set, i just needed to stop the firewall, execute the command, (it reloaded successfully), then restart IPTABLES again.

Thanks,

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I have updated my named.ca file just recently but have not been able execute the <br />
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rndc reload &nbsp; &nbsp;command. &nbsp; I receive the following error. &nbsp; Can anyone help me with how to deal with this?<br />
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rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: host unreachable
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I have updated my named.ca file just recently but have not been able execute the 

rndc reload    command.   I receive the following error.   Can anyone help me with how to deal with this?

rndc: connect failed: 127.0.0.1#953: host unreachable

DNS rndc reload/ BIND

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