From: "Daniel Jitnah" <[email protected]>
>> Hi Daniel,
>>
>> did you figure out your problem?
>
> I cheated.  The domain registrar in question provides its own dns
> hosting server. I used it.  But I did not want at first because it has
> limitations like no mx record - but for now thats not an issue.
>
> In the past I did setup my own server, but have found it easier to use
> xname.org.  They are free but can be slow to propagate and update.

Okay, I will have a look at this too. Thanks.
> You seem to be using an internal IP (192.168...)
> Is your router allowing DNS port through and redirecting to
> 192.168.50.223?

The not-working nslookup was using my internal company DNS server which is
forwarding to a provider. That's not an issue.

I get the same "not found" on any other DNS server.

What I wanted to illustrate: The nameserver itself (ns.gonglenuts.id.au on
115.186.196.107) is up and running - but it does not get propagated.

You can query it yourself:

$ nslookup
> server 115.186.196.107
Default server: 115.186.196.107
Address: 115.186.196.107#53
> ns.gonglenuts.id.au
Server:         115.186.196.107
Address:        115.186.196.107#53

Name:   ns.gonglenuts.id.au
Address: 115.186.196.107

> How long has it been on for?  could be it is still propagating.  It can
> take over 24 hrs sometimes.

I set it up weeks ago.

> Check:
>
> Did you create an A record for gonglenuts.id.au?

Yes (see request above, and also in my zone file below).

> This is my zonefile for greenwareIT on xname.org:
>
> $TTL 600 ; Default TTL
> greenwareit.com.au.           IN      SOA     ns0.xname.org.  
> danyj028.gmail.com. (
>                               2014073101      ; serial
>                               600     ; Refresh period
>                               600     ; Retry interval
>                               604800  ; Expire time
>                               10800   ; Negative caching TTL
>                       )
>
> $ORIGIN greenwareit.com.au.
>                       IN              NS              ns2.xname.org.
>                       IN              NS              ns1.xname.org.
>                       IN              NS              ns0.xname.org.
>                       IN              MX      10      mx.greenwareit.com.au.
> git999                        IN              A       60.241.200.146
> shop                  IN              A               60.241.200.146
> greenwareit.com.au.   IN              A               111.67.23.208
> www                   IN              A               111.67.23.208
> git09                 IN              A               111.67.23.208
> mx                    IN              A               60.241.200.146
> www2                  IN              A               103.25.56.140

It is similar to mine, I think (of cause my is shorter)

>> $TTL 3h
>> @ IN SOA ns.gonglenuts.id.au. root.ns ( 2014073001 1d 12h 1w 3h )
>>         ; Serial, Refresh, Retry, Expire, Neg. cache TTL
>>
>> @       IN      NS      ns.gongelnuts.id.au.
>>
>> ns      IN      A       115.186.196.107

Regards
Peter

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