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Re: Setting up domains in DNS
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jason Wong)
Sat Oct 17 19:12:53 1998
Reply-To: "Jason Wong" <jwong@baysurf.net>
From: "Jason Wong" <jwong@baysurf.net>
To: <redhat-list@redhat.com>
Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 16:10:11 -0700
Resent-From: redhat-list@redhat.com
Thanks to everyone for the reply. Fortunately, after hacking away at it all
night, I finally decided to check the /var/log/messages and found that I had
typed prinary instead of primary in the named.boot for the forward zone I
was asking about. Sorry for the trouble everyone, I'll make sure to exhaust
all my options before posting next time.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ramon Gandia <rfg@nook.net>
To: Jason Wong <jwong@baysurf.net>; redhat-list@redhat.com
<redhat-list@redhat.com>
Date: Saturday, October 17, 1998 11:59 PM
Subject: Re: Setting up domains in DNS
>
>
>Jason Wong wrote:
>>
>> TIA to all for your help. I'm having trouble setting up a domain on my
DNS
>> server. I've got a domain that I should be authoritative for but after
>> setting up the forward zone for this domain, I still get a
non-authoritative
>> answer when doing a nslookup for this domain. I have the Internic
pointing
>> to my name server as the primary for this domain. I've tried shutting
down
>> and restarting named, rebooting the system, deleting this zone file and
>> rewriting a new one. I'm pretty sure my forward zone is set up properly:
>>
>> $ORIGIN com.
>> epicsafety IN SOA ns1.baysurf.net. root.baysurf.net.
(
>> 1998101600
>> 10800
>> 600
>> 7200
>> 259200
>> )
>>
>> IN NS ns1.baysurf.net.
>> IN NS ns1.hooked.net.
>> IN :MX 10 epicsafety.com.
>> IN MX 10 mail.baysurf.net.
>> IN MX 20 smtp.wenet.net.
>>
>> $ORIGIN epicsafety.com.
>> www IN A 206.169.182.67
>> mail IN A 206.169.182.66
>>
>> What am I overlooking?
>
>Seems to work okay.
>
>prompt# nslookup www.epicsafety.com
>
>Server: green.nook.net <-------
>Address: 208.161.169.11 |
> | non auth at nook.net
>Non-authoritative answer: <-------
>Name: www.epicsafety.com
>Address: 206.169.182.67
>
>prompt# nslookup www.epicsafety.com ns1.baysurf.net
>
>Server: ns1.baysurf.net <------- authoritative answer
>Address: 206.169.182.68 |
> | from this guy!
>Name: www.epicsafety.com <-------
>Address: 206.169.182.67
>
>Depends which nameserver you query. When you query
>the ns1.baysurf.net, it gives an authoritative answer.
>What is the problem?
>
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