When I ask the name server 217.70.142.96 that you entered for zone transfer, the name server doesn't know anything about your domain.
When someone wants to open the domain kazuto.de the followed name servers will be asked:
ns01.domainssaubillig.de -> 195.191.92.10
ns02.domainssaubillig.de -> 195.191.93.10
Why you aren't using these name servers for zone transfer? For information: I don't know how it works exactly at inwx.de.
The other thing:
I'm using zone transfer, too. My bind .db file for a domain looks like this:
- $TTL 3H
- $ORIGIN domain.de.
- @ IN SOA ns1.domain.de. postmaster.domain.de. (
- 2014091901; Serial
- 3H; Refresh
- 1H; Retry
- 2W; Expire
- 1H; Minimum TTL
- )
- @ IN NS ns1
- @ IN NS ns2
- @ IN NS ns3
- @ IN NS ns4
- @ IN A IP address from my own server
- ns1 IN A IP address from my own server
- ns2 IN A IP address from another name server...
- ns3 IN A IP address from another name server...
- ns4 IN A IP address from another name server...
- www IN CNAME @
- ftp IN CNAME @
- @ IN MX 10 mail
- @ IN TXT "v=spf1 a mx -all"
- @ IN SPF "v=spf1 a mx -all"
- mail IN A IP address from own server
- imap IN CNAME mail
- pop IN CNAME mail
- pop3 IN CNAME mail
- relay IN CNAME mail
- smtp IN CNAME mail
- ; sub [{SUBDOMAIN_NAME}] entry BEGIN
- ; sub [{SUBDOMAIN_NAME}] entry ENDING
- $ORIGIN domain.de.
- ; ctm als entries BEGIN
- ; ctm als entries ENDING
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Do you see the difference between your and my zone file at the top with the "@ IN NS" records? I have added the other 3 IP's from the slave name servers at the installation of i-MSCP and I think you haven't done that.
And sorry for my bad english. I'm from Germany.