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How to stop BIND9 from being an authoritative DNS server for a host?
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Until recently I've been using BIND9 on my on-premises server (Ubuntu 16.04 w/LAMP). But then I decided to move one of my site to remote 3rd party hosting. Obviously, I changed the DNS servers on site's registrar's website and the site works fine. The problem is that on my LOCAL machine (where BIND9 is), it still points me to my local installation of that host.
Until recently I've been using BIND9 on my on-premises server (Ubuntu 16.04 w/LAMP). But then I decided to move one of my site to remote 3rd party hosting. Obviously, I changed the DNS servers on site's registrar's website and the site works fine. The problem is that on my LOCAL machine (where BIND9 is), it still points me to my local installation of that host.
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Commonly you can delegate a subdomain .
In your mydomain.com you would add
Mysubdomain.mydomain.com. IN NS External.nameserver.domain
On thei remote side they add in the mysubdomain.mydomain.com zone
@. IN A Ipaddress.
Is will functionally achieve what you want.
This is a known conflict when there are two data entry platforms for the same thing.
In your mydomain.com you would add
Mysubdomain.mydomain.com. IN NS External.nameserver.domain
On thei remote side they add in the mysubdomain.mydomain.com zone
@. IN A Ipaddress.
Is will functionally achieve what you want.
This is a known conflict when there are two data entry platforms for the same thing.
Also, since you're running Ubuntu Xenial (v16) best also to remove systemd-resolved.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29162917/Huge-DNS-queries-from-openshift.html provides details about replacing systemd-resolved with dnsmasq.
To remove bind...
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Be careful to use "remove" to keep all your bind config files, or "purge" to destroy your config files.