There are two sides to DNS resolution. First, there is the forward
resolution where DNS-name converts to IP-Address. Second, there is
reverse resolution where IP-Address converts to DNS-Name. Several
ISPs only provide forward DNS resolution, leaving applications (such
as 80% of the web servers) out in the cold. You will never get 100%
reverse resolution.
Michael Mohr
UNIX Systems Administrator
Auckland University of Technology
Private Bag 92006
Auckland, NZ
Tel: (649) 917-9999, ext 8133
Fax: (649) 917-9901
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/22/01 01:00pm >>>
Why do these occur? ***
I intentionally left out the majority of the domains that did resolve
for space.
Domain Report
#reqs: %bytes: domain
-----: ------: ------
83: 66.29%: .net (Network)
*** 21: 17.12%: [unresolved numerical addresses]
14: 16.59%: .com (Commercial)
Organization Report#reqs: %bytes: organization
-----: ------: ------------
*** 21: 17.12%: [unresolved numerical addresses]
16: 10.33%: popsite.net
8: 9.56%: uu.net
6: 5.96%: av.com
Host Report
#reqs: %bytes: host
-----: ------: ----
*** 118: 100%: [not listed: 31 hosts]
Referrer Report
#reqs: URL
-----: ---
49: http://www.dndjordan.com/
*** 30: [not listed: 8 URLs]
Also, I have 304 ISSUCCESS OFF and yet I continue to receive 304
reports.Thanks for any assistance, including telling me to go back and
re-read the documentation.
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