Rene_125890
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Nimbostratusimport zone list
How can I import the zone list from one GTM Ver 9.3.0 to a GTM Ver 10.2.3?
I need to import a lot of zones so it would be desirable to migrate all the zones in an easy way.
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Michael_YatesHi Rene,
Check here and see if this helps you (under the Importing zone files section):
Managing DNS Files with ZoneRunner
Hope this helps.
Rene_125890The problem is that I have around 580 zones and I need to migrate them in a very short time. Anyway, I want to thank you for your answer.
Michael_Yates_6Cirrus
Hi Rene,
Check here and see if this helps you (under the Importing zone files section):
Managing DNS Files with ZoneRunner
Hope this helps.
- Rene_125890The problem is that I have around 580 zones and I need to migrate them in a very short time. Anyway, I want to thank you for your answer.
uniAltostratus
Look at taking the zone files from the old system. They will be in /var/named/config/namedb You should then be able to import them into your new system using zrsh. zrsh is not very friendly and the documentation is worse, but the azf (addzonefile) command should help. You could also look at taking the relevent parts out of the old /var/named/config/named.conf file and adding them directly into the file on the new system with a text editor.
- uniCome to think of it, you can import zones with "rndc addzone" as well. That might be easier than zrsh.
- Rene_125890Hi Uni. I'm going to try it. By the way, how do I have to use the rndc addzone command? thanks for your help
- uniI haven't actually tried it. I just saw that after I wrote my initial response. It is part of BIND, which is running on the BigIP. The first result from googling "rndc addzone" looks useful.
- uni_87886
Cirrostratus
Look at taking the zone files from the old system. They will be in /var/named/config/namedb You should then be able to import them into your new system using zrsh. zrsh is not very friendly and the documentation is worse, but the azf (addzonefile) command should help. You could also look at taking the relevent parts out of the old /var/named/config/named.conf file and adding them directly into the file on the new system with a text editor.
- uni_87886Come to think of it, you can import zones with "rndc addzone" as well. That might be easier than zrsh.
- Rene_125890Hi Uni. I'm going to try it. By the way, how do I have to use the rndc addzone command? thanks for your help
- uni_87886I haven't actually tried it. I just saw that after I wrote my initial response. It is part of BIND, which is running on the BigIP. The first result from googling "rndc addzone" looks useful.