How to Disable DNSSEC functionality from DNSCACHE service

How to Disable DNSSEC functionality from DNSCACHE service


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Problem

Instances of name resolution failure may arise when the master DNS service lacks support for DNSSEC functionality.

Solution

To address this concern, the DNSSEC functionality within the MTA (Message Transfer Agent) server should be disabled, as it is enabled by default.

Check the current status of the DNSSEC functionality by running the command:

 zmlocalconfig zimbra_enable_dnssec

If the output shows that zimbra_enable_dnssec is set to "true", then DNSSEC is currently enabled.

Disable DNSSEC:

Change the value of zimbra_enable_dnssec to false using the following command:

 zmlocalconfig -e zimbra_enable_dnssec=false

Restart Services:

Restart both the zmconfigd and zmdnscache services to apply the changes:

 zmconfigdctl restart
 zmdnscachectl restart

By following these steps, the DNSSEC functionality will be disabled on the MTA server, addressing the issue of name resolution failure linked to DNSSEC incompatibility with the master DNS service.


Submitted by: Sandesh Satam
Verified Against: ZCS 8.8 ZCS 9.0 ZCS 10.0 Date Created: 2023-08-29
Article ID: https://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?title=How_to_Disable_DNSSEC_functionality_from_DNSCACHE_service Date Modified: 2023-10-28



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