Thanks, I can see how that would work. I have a pointer in a number of places now for the ipv6, so I will try this.
The current ptr is pointing to my provider’s dns, even though I’m sure my iov6 is unique to my server interface. I’m probably wrong though ! Robert Chalmers > On 14 Dec 2018, at 3:11 pm, Wouter Wijngaards via Unbound-users > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Sean, > > Maybe you are not looking for this, but have you tried the > > local-data-ptr: "2001:DB8::1234 myserver.example.com" > > entry for unbound.conf? That creates and IPv6 PTR record for you server when > this instance of unbound is queried for it. You should set the IPv6 address > and name for your server. > > An implicit local-zone is created when you do this, that covers the data > element in a local-zone, you can set one explicitly so you can set the type > of the local-zone if you want different processing, of, eg. other data for > that zone. That means how other ip6 addresses are resolved, for example > 'static' (NXDOMAIN for others) or transparent (look upstream). This is what > that looks like: > > local-zone: "8.b.d.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa." transparent > > Best regards, Wouter > >> On 14/12/2018 15:56, Sean via Unbound-users wrote: >> Hi to everyone. Missed this post - and its answer? Did you find the answer >> to this. Let me know ;) >> Much obliged >> Thanks, Sian N.H. >> ----------------------------------- >> Dept. Automatisering and IT >> Rivierenbuurt Amsterdam Netherlands >> Fashion Int.. BV, https://overhemden.com >> Shirts Int.. Bv. https://shirtsofcotton.com >> >> >> ORIGINAL >> Is it possible to set an ipv6 PTR record for my servers ipv6 >> address, which as I understand it is actually unique to the server >> interface. Even though the ipv4 address is the dynamic IP assigned by Sky. >> Or can I not do this? >> Robert Chalmers >> ===
