README.md

bind command examples

check bind config

/usr/sbin/named-checkconf /etc/bind/named.conf.local

check zone file

/usr/sbin/named-checkzone ffzg.hr /etc/bind/hosts.db

/usr/sbin/named-checkzone 212.198.193.in-addr.arpa /etc/bind/hosts.rev212

tools to check bind

Install prerequisite perl modules

sudo apt install libdata-dump-perl libparse-recdescent-perl libnet-subnet-perl

All commands assume that you are running them with user which has privileges to read key files (using sudo -u bind command).

lint all bind zones

./bind-lint.pl

dump parsed bind config

./bind-config.pl

dump original config with parsed one

DEBUG=1 ./bind-config.pl 2>&1 | less

debug bind parser

DEBUG=2 ./bind-config.pl 2>&1 | less

cleanup static mapping file

forward

This assumes that you have a list of free IPs which you want to remove

./zone-comment.pl /etc/bind/hosts.db ~dpavlin/ips/ips.free > /tmp/zone.comment vi /etc/bind/hosts.db /tmp/zone.comment -d

It will also create file /tmp/zone.ips.static with which you can check which IPs are reachable:

./fping-arp.pl $( cat /tmp/zone.ips.static ) | grep incomplete | tee /tmp/zone.ips.unreachable

It uses fping-arp.pl which will first fping hosts, and then check arp table to see if they have valid mac address since Windows hosts don't respond to ICMP.

reverse

This assumes that your forward mapping is correct and you want to fix reverse mapping to match it. It only includes A records in reverse mapping, not CNAMEs.

run ./zone-forward-reverse.pl to generate reverse mappings which are extra in file /tmp/zone.extra.ptr

./zone-comment.pl /etc/bind/hosts.rev212 /tmp/zone.extra.ptr > /tmp/hosts.rev212

compare forward and reverse mappings

cleanup extra dynamic mappings

After running ./zone-forward-reverse.pl use /tmp/nsupdate.delete to remove extra dynamic mappings using nsupdate

./nsupdate-delete.pl /tmp/nsupdate.delete | nsupdate -v -d && /usr/sbin/rndc sync -clean

generate one file per zone for update

FILE=1 ./nsupdate-delete.pl /tmp/nsupdate.delete