I
think I'll take Rubens advice and study up on DNS.. Here's what happened in case
anyone is interested.
We
hosted the domain for el-campo.tx.us. They moved to an ISDN provider (which I
cannot provide out here in the boonies) and changed the name to
ci.el-campo.tx.us. They had the US registration moved from me to the new
provider. They have not moved their Web Pages yet, only their mail. I
removed the MX and reverse record for their mail, but left the www and SOA
records in my DNS.
Well,
DUH!!!!!! As soon as I removed all the DNS entries for
el-campo.tx.us and refreshed the cache, it worked. I was still able to access
their Web Pages from inside the Domain, because those DNS records were still in
place locally. Only I could do that.. :)
I'm
gonna start studying DNS.. just as soon as I get Cisco Routers figured
out, and USR Total Controls and Portmasters and Versanet units.. then
Imail, NT 4.0... I might get to it sometimes in the future if the fires will
ever go out.
Until
then, thanks for all the help I get here. I really appreciate it.
Ralph Williams
WCNet
http://www.wcnet.net
409-543-9111 or
800-569-3464
