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DNSSEC
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Subject:DNSSEC
Group:Bind-users
From:Michael Smith
Date:27 Nov 2006


 
How do I preserve the chain of trust if I happen to run 2 zones within
the same DNS server with DNSSEC (running Bind 9.3.3)

zone 1: example.com (signed with a KSK)
zone 2: myzone.example.com (signed with a KSK)

Do I need to include anything on the "example.com" zone in order to
enable the trust? Or, do I need to sign the example.com zone with
another parameter?

Do I need to add the DS RR record with something like "$include
dsset-myzone.example.com" on the "example.com" zone?

Mike




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