DNS server with changing IPv6 address

[slatre]

I have a perfectly working bind9 server that supports TSIG. There's something very specific about this server and that is that it's IP-address can change from time to time (why? well it's rather complicated).

Now lets say that the DNS server has an initial IP of fd4f:bfaf:83cd:1::fe, then I can perfectly make a connection. But when the IP address changes to d4f:bfaf:83cd:2::fe I get a connection refused (even with telnet). Is there a way to solve this so that I can still connect to the server?

 

[GlenJohnson]

Servers should never change ip addresses. Do you have this set up to allow changes, or is the changing of ip's the problem. Need just a little more info. Thanks.

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[slatre]

The changing of the ip addresses is some special feature of my design. I'm implementing a network structure that can reconfigure itself automatically from scratch.
E.g. When a link breaks there will be two separate perfectly working networks which all have one "master pc". On that pc some important components run like a Corba Naming Server, and now also a DNS server.

The idea is that when the master pc fails a new master pc will be choosen and will receive a new IP address (an address only a master can receive). Then every pc should be able to connect to the DNS server with the new address.