``many-answers`` packs as many resource records as possible into one
message. ``many-answers`` is more efficient; the default is ``many-answers``.
``transfer-format`` may be overridden on a per-server basis by using
- the ``server`` statement.
+ the :namedconf:ref:`server` block.
.. namedconf:statement:: transfer-message-size
The option adds EDNS TCP keepalive to messages sent
over TCP. Note that currently idle timeouts in responses are ignored.
-.. namedconf:statement:: transfer-format
-
- The server supports two zone transfer methods. The first,
- ``one-answer``, uses one DNS message per resource record transferred.
- ``many-answers`` packs as many resource records as possible into a single
- message, which is more efficient.
- It is possible to specify which method to use for a server via the
- ``transfer-format`` option; if not set there, the
- ``transfer-format`` specified by the ``options`` statement is used.
-
.. namedconf:statement:: transfers
``transfers`` is used to limit the number of concurrent inbound zone
- :namedconf:ref:`edns-udp-size`
- :namedconf:ref:`max-udp-size`
- :namedconf:ref:`send-cookie`
+ - :namedconf:ref:`transfer-format`
.. _statschannels: