Hi Tim, sorry foi the delayed answer, but the message was gone to the spam folder.
I tried with your settings but the results were the same:
==> /var/log/named/update.log <==
12-Jun-2020 23:14:42.767 client @0x7f2c580a1ca0 192.0.2.11#55332: updating zone 'local.example.com/IN':<http://local.example.com/IN':> prerequisites are OK
12-Jun-2020 23:14:42.767 client @0x7f2c580a1ca0 192.0.2.11#55332: updating zone 'local.example.com/IN':<http://local.example.com/IN':> rolling back
==> /var/log/named/default.log <==
12-Jun-2020 23:14:42.767 client @0x7f2c580a1ca0 192.0.2.11#55332: update 'local.example.com/INâ<http://local.example.com/INâ> denied
On 24 May 2020, at 02:39, Tim Maestas <***@gmail.com<mailto:***@gmail.com>> wrote:
On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 12:19 PM VinÃcius Ferrão via bind-users <bind-***@lists.isc.org<mailto:bind-***@lists.isc.org>> wrote:
grant * subdomain local.example.com<http://local.example.com/>. ANY;
};
};
I use:
grant LOCAL.EXAMPLE.COM<http://local.example.com/> ms-self .;
...for my domain joined members and
grant HOSTNAME$@LOCAL.EXAMPLE.COM<http://local.example.com/> subdomain local.example.com<http://local.example.com/> ANY;
....for my domain controllers.