>Ok, now I'm confused. Are you saying then that even though all the
>machines in my
>network are assigned IP addresses via DHCP, that I have to have each of those
>address resolve to something in the reverse DNS? I think most people
>would only
>list servers, not workstations in DNS. I don't even have them listed in the
>primary.
If the IPs are Internet-reachable, they are required to have a reverse DNS
entry. If the IPs are internal only (IE 10.x.x.x or 192.168.x.x), they are
not required to have a reverse DNS entry.
If they are external IPs, and you don't want reverse DNS entries, you can
disable the REVDNS test.
-Scott
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