[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Its ok thanks for the offer, I managed to get it finally working, by
> putting in my DNS, trouble is out of 200 IPs I managed to resolve
> about 10 and 3 of these were me looking at the page! I used 3 DNS
> serves and had the same result with all 3. Anyone know how to get
> better results? Regards Ben
This is likely to be a result of people not correctly setting up the reverse
DNS on their IP addresses.
A fully qualified domain name, such as www.domain.com, has to have a DNS A
record to point it to an IP address. An IP address however does not have to
have a DNS PTR record pointing it to a hostname. (although I'm sure the RFCs
say it should).
If however you feel that it is somehow your DNS servers fault (I find this
unlikely), feel free to send me a list of IPs you can't resolve and I'll try
from here.
Owen
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U-NET Ltd, a Via Net.Works Company
Local Touch Global Reach
Owen McShane Web hosting/domains Team Leader
http://www.u-net.net Tel +44 (0)1925 484444
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