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Subject: RE: named troubles. 
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David Greenman wrote:

> >1) the secondaries can't do a zone transfer. They are FBSD 2.1
> >systems at a local university who is our ISP. (we have parmanent
> >connection via modem) Other systems can do zone transfers, but the 2
> >secondaries can't. Systems that can are running some type of
> >solaris.
 
>    If your modem connection is to a terminal server (and even if it isn't), you
> should make sure that you have tcp_extensions=NO in /etc/sysconfig.

Is there a list of known offenders to RFC's 1323 and 1644?