Hello,
Bad idea to debug without logs.
NS order doesn't matter.
Using dig any zone dnsip all three have the same data but the NS
order is
different.
I have cleaned up logs, I only get some query (cache) denied
Where did you get it? Can you show this 'denial' message?
On 7/21/06, Oleg D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any log details?
Did you asked `dig any foo.zone @YOUR-BROKEN-DNS-SERVER-IP` from outside
except any other DNStools?
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006 10:12:07 -0400, "Benjamin Adams" <
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> I have a DNS server setup, with two slaves. Every once in a while
> connections on some of the clients lose connection to outside the
network.
> But everything still works fine from outside. I went to DNScheck and
> other
> sites. Everything is reported as working fine.
>
> Any ideas? Don't know really how to debug.
> Thanks
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