you did try nslookup hostname (nslookup www.linux.org) if you try just
nslookup without a host to actually look up, you will get this response.
May not be the problem, though
--- Steve Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i installed the caching dns server on mandrake 7.2, it works fine one
Hi,
If you look at the error message, you will see that it says that it cannot
find a name for the address 192.168.0.25. The problem is that there is no
proper reverse DNS mapping on the DNS server.
If you create a reverse DNS entry for 192.168.0.x, you should be able to run
nslookup. For
I am just looking at this as part of checking everything on the new 7.2
install is working. On 7.1, I set the cacheing DNS up from scratch and
nslookup was fine. The question is, how can I reliably confirm that
cacheing DNS is working? The stats are a bit obtuse and I have not been
able to
i installed the caching dns server on mandrake 7.2, it works fine one
that box, and on other windows boxes, but when i put the ip of the dns
server in resolv.conf on another linux box and try to run nslookup i get
this error message,
nslookup
*** Can't find server name for address
