Книга: Fedora™ Unleashed, 2008 edition

rndc.conf

rndc.conf
rndc uses a TCP connection (on port 953) to communicate with named. The configuration file, /etc/rndc.conf by default, must specify a server to talk to as well as include the corresponding key (which must be recognized by named) to use while talking to it:

----------
# Use the key named "rndc" when talking to the nameserver "localhost."
server localhost {
 key "rndc";
};
# Defaults. options {
 default-server localhost;
 default-key    "rndc";
};
# Include the key to use
include "/etc/rndc.key;
----------

The file needs to have three sections:

? Server section — Defines a nameserver (localhost) and specifies a key (rndc) to be used while communicating with it

? Options section — Sets up reasonable defaults because the file might list multiple servers and keys

? Key section — Includes the file already created, /etc/rndc.key

Should you need it, the rndc(8) and rndc.conf(5) manual pages contain more information.

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