Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote: > +++ Kalyan [linux-india] <23/03/02 18:04 +0530>: > > But why should someone worry abt the other end,the notifications and zone > > notifications should work well in the within the comapny's networks,before > > it starts working from any other place?. > > Well - if the domain is innomedia.soft.net > > innomedia.soft.net name server ns.innomedia.soft.net > innomedia.soft.net name server stpb.soft.net > > Pri = ns.innomedia.soft.net - and sec - stpb.soft.net > > pri and sec ns are both answering authoritatively for innomedia - so that > should be ok ideally. Have them force an ndc reload and check, as I said. > > Only thing is that I dont see the point in putting all your LAN hosts into > the public DNS zonefile ... 192.168.xx.xx entries etc. Set up split horizon > ... >
Hi list, I have been having a DNS nightmare.The initial problem was that our zone was not transferring from our bind 9 Primary Master to our ISP's bind 4 (on NT) Secondary Slave.Our ISP said that they would solve the problem by removing the delegation to their server so we would have only a single server as authoritative for our domain till we set up our own Secondary Slave DNS. Now we have set up the Secondary Slave as well.However all week we have faced the problem of not getting mails addressed to our domain. as well as sometimes mails we send bouncing because our domain is not resolving.AFAIK from our side everything is correctly running.I told our ISP that he needs to put glue records as well but he does not know what a glue record is.I think the culprit is that our ISP has not put the required glue records and as a result we have been put through the nightmare for the past one week. Regards, Dayalan P.S. I am still not getting LIH/LIG due to aforementioned problem so I have to read the posts from the website. _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
