Presenting 'host' command output

2008-09-26 Thread Jos Chrispijn

If I do this on my server1 (BSD 6.4 prerelease)

server1# host dekiekendief.nl

I get this, which is good:

dekiekendief.nl has address 72.36.229.154
dekiekendief.nl mail is handled by 30 mail.dekiekendief.nl.

If I do this on my server2 (BSD 7.0 stable)

server2# host dekiekendief.nl

I get this, which I think is not the right way to display:

dekiekendief.nl has address 72.36.229.154
154.229.36.72.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer dekiekendief.nl.
154.229.36.72.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer dekiekendief.nl.

Can someone tell me how I can alter server2 display to something similar 
to server1 display?


thank you,
Jos Chrispijn
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Re: Presenting 'host' command output

2008-09-26 Thread Joseph Olatt
On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 06:51:46PM +0200, Jos Chrispijn wrote:
 If I do this on my server1 (BSD 6.4 prerelease)
 
 server1# host dekiekendief.nl
 
 I get this, which is good:
 
 dekiekendief.nl has address 72.36.229.154
 dekiekendief.nl mail is handled by 30 mail.dekiekendief.nl.
 
 If I do this on my server2 (BSD 7.0 stable)
 
 server2# host dekiekendief.nl
 
 I get this, which I think is not the right way to display:
 
 dekiekendief.nl has address 72.36.229.154
 154.229.36.72.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer dekiekendief.nl.
 154.229.36.72.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer dekiekendief.nl.
 
 Can someone tell me how I can alter server2 display to something similar 
 to server1 display?


Try copying server1:/etc/resolv.conf - server2:/etc/resolv.conf


Make a backup copy of server2:/etc/resolv.conf before you do so.


See it that helps.

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