Len,
You are a "DNS Expert" (tm) and I didn't think you'd "Dig" this site. Thank
you for the info, though. I don't know how many sites have their DNS screwed
up but I would venture to say that it is in the 75-80% range. The vendors
may have an excellent product to sell -- by hypothesis -- but they may have
to rely on their ISPs to set up DNS correctly if they don't screw up doing
it themselves ;)
Yours truly, a non-DNS-guru but learning slooowly...
Guy
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Guy Isabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
----- Original Message -----
From: "Len Conrad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 12:03 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Personalized newsletters?
>
> >This looks good (http://www.Gammadyne.com), at least at first glance.
Thank
> >you for pointing me to a useful resource and delineating the way to do
it
> >with MS Access :)
>
> I hope the product is better than their presence in DNS:
>
> Errors
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> o Non-authoritative data received from the server "ns1.widns.com."
> The server "ns1.widns.com." is listed as being authoritative for
> the domain, but it does not contain authoritative data for it.
>
> o Non-authoritative data received from the server "ns2.widns.com."
> The server "ns2.widns.com." is listed as being authoritative for
> the domain, but it does not contain authoritative data for it.
>
> o None of the authoritative name servers were able to provide
> information for the zone
> None of the servers which were listed as being authoritative for
> the zone contained information for the zone. No further testing
> of this zone will be possible.
> ===========
>
>
> My Netscape cannot even find the site in DNS, authoritative pb's or not.
>
> Yet another case where DNS pb's often become business pb's. They
> have a product, built a Web site, product gets a recommendation, and
> the site/product are not viewable.
>
> You have to wonder about the product's handlers' capabilities to work
> on Internet and choose/qualify their Internet providers.
>
> The DNS is screwed, and company/product gets a black eye and cannot
> do business on Internet, pretty serious fault for an Internet product.
>
>
> Len
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