bind9/bin/tests/system/dnssec/README
Evan Hunt 950df056b3 convert dnssec validation tests to python
begin converting DNSSEC validation tests from shell to python,
and simplify the name servers used in the test.

ns4, the name server used for validation tests, is now configured
using jinja2 templates.

ns8, which was previously used for testing unsupported, disabled
and revoked keys and trust anchors, has been removed.  we now
use a jinja2 configuration in ns5 for this purpose.

the configurations in ns7 and ns6 didn't conflict with one another,
so the two servers have been merged into one.
2025-07-31 12:55:40 -07:00

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Copyright (C) Internet Systems Consortium, Inc. ("ISC")
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The test setup for the DNSSEC tests has a secure root.
ns1 is the root server.
ns2 and ns3 are authoritative servers for the various test domains.
ns4 is a caching-only server, configured with the correct trusted key
for the root.
ns5 is a caching-only server, configured with the an incorrect trusted
key for the root, or with unsupported and disabled algorithms. It is used
for testing failure cases.
ns6 is a caching and authoritative server used for testing unusual
server behaviors such as disabled DNSSEC algorithms and non-cacheable
responses. It runs with -T nonearest, -T nosoa, and -T tat=3.
ns9 is a forwarding-only server.