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12.4.3. Command Line Options
An
rndc command takes the following form:
rndc <options> <command> <command-options>
rndc <options> <command> <command-options>rndc <options> <command> <command-options>rndc <options> <command> <command-options>rndc <options> <command> <command-options>rndc <options> <command> <command-options>rndc <options> <command> <command-options>
When executing
rndc on a properly configured localhost, the following commands are available:
halt— Stops thenamedservice immediately.querylog— Logs all queries made to this nameserver.refresh— Refreshes the nameserver's database.reload— Reloads the zone files but keeps all other previously cached responses. This command also allows changes to zone files without losing all stored name resolutions.If changes only affected a specific zone, reload only that specific zone by adding the name of the zone after thereloadcommand.stats— Dumps the currentnamedstatistics to the/var/named/named.statsfile.stop— Stops the server gracefully, saving any dynamic update and Incremental Zone Transfers (IXFR) data before exiting.
Occasionally, it may be necessary to override the default settings in the
/etc/rndc.conf file. The following options are available:
-c <configuration-file>— Specifies the alternate location of a configuration file.-p <port-number>— Specifies a port number to use for therndcconnection other than port 953, the default.-s <server>— Specifies a server other than thedefault-serverlisted in/etc/rndc.conf.-y <key-name>— Specifies a key other than thedefault-keyoption in/etc/rndc.conf.
Additional information about these options can be found in the
rndc man page.