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thanks, as you said path was missing.
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I am trying to view catch file using <b>rndc dumpdb </b>command, but I get following error:<br />
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Jul &nbsp;5 12:52:27 localhost named[12189]: could not open dump file 'named_dump.db': permission denied<br />

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I am trying to view catch file using rndc dumpdb command, but I get following error:

Jul  5 12:52:27 localhost named[12189]: could not open dump file 'named_dump.db': permission denied


rndc dumpdb on BIND, result permission denied.

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