>ssh admin@xns1 >cd /usr/local/etc/named/master >co -l yeastgenome.org > vi a domain ## add a line that you wish to propagate. > dogs IN A 171.67.205.126 ; on vm26 > IN MX 10 genome.stanford.edu ## update the serial no ## it is format of YYYMMDD01 change DD >2013052201 #change the 01 to 02 if you need to do it more than once. ## run the rndc command to update the zones >sudo rndc reload candidagenome.org ### check to see if it works from any machine type: >host wymore-bud.candidagenome.org genetics-xns1.stanford.edu ## check the dmesg to see if there was an error on the named restart. >run dmesg "to see if any errors" >dmesg You could also just query that server directly. Something like > host regulation.yeastgenome.org genetics-xns2 >ci -u candidagenome.org >> changed the IP for canidi* . >> . ## use a simple period "." on it's own line to end the checkout session ## no ctrl-D or anything just the "." enter, that's it- >ssh admin@budlight >cd /etc/mail/local-host-names >vi /etc/mail/local-host-names ## add the hostname alphabetized by domain ## then restart sendmail >sudo /etc/init.d/sendmail restart # OR >sudo service sendmail restart
If you included an MX record update the mail server.