Miyone wrote:
Hello guys. (I hope this is the right place to ask, otherwise pls.
advise me accordingly.)
I have this problem on my ipv6 network and dns setup and i'll
appreciate any input to help me resolve this. My question is: If i
point to a subdomain (ex. ipv6.google.com <http://ipv6.google.com>),
how do i resolve to its ipv6 address by default?
To explain further, if I do 'dig' with AAAA RR, it will resolve
correctly as expected.
$ dig @my-dns-server ipv6.google.com <http://ipv6.google.com> AAAA +short
gives
2001:4860:c004::68
However, if i do 'ping6 ipv6.google.com <http://ipv6.google.com>', it
cannot resolve the address.
Try the dig without @my-dns-server. That'll give you a better baseline
comparison to how ordinary commands like "ping6" resolve DNS from that box.
Also, if you have control of my-dns-server, turn on query logging (if
not already turned on) and see if you're actually getting AAAA queries
for ipv6.google.com from the client.
Alternatively, fire up a sniffer or network tracer of some kind.
- Kevin
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