Hello, Thanks you two both for the information. Sorry that I'm late responding, however I was ill.
I applied all two patches within the source directory and I am still getting xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.in-addr.arpa.<domain.tld> //for resever SOA and NS Maybe some more information to get the things done. (Please forgive me for the long post) I want to exactly add this types [that I have in the data file] of records to vegadns <for the Domain test.at> .test.at:192.168.10.2:a:9200 .10.168.192.in-addr.arpa:192.168.10.2:a:59200 =www.test.at:192.168.10.30 =smtp.test.at:192.168.10.15 (forward and Backward Resolution works Great!) ########## the first line cannot be created with vega, so you have to break it down because the . represents a SOA, NS, and an A Entry. So the first think I did was to create an A Entry for www.test.at and smtp.test.at. vegadns puts this into the data file +smtp.test.at:192.168.10.15:3600 +www.test.at:192.168.10.30:3600 Ztest.at:a.ns.test.at.:singer\100test.at.::16384:2048:1048576:2560:86400 Jop, I had my A Records for www.test.at and smtp.at. Also the SOA was created with the the primary nameserver a.ns.test.at Next I created the nameserver a.ns.test.at for test.at with vegadns (also added a.ns.test.at with an Address record. Now the data file look like these: +a.ns.test.at:192.168.10.2:3600 +smtp.test.at:192.168.10.15:3600 +www.test.at:192.168.10.30:3600 &test.at::a.ns.test.at:3600 Ztest.at:a.ns.test.at.:singer\100test.at.::16384:2048:1048576:2560:86400 So the last two lines represent the . because they are representing SOA, NS, and A. Forward Resolution works perfectly. So I want to add a PTR for smtp.test.at and filled out the form as you suggested. Now the data file looks like this +a.ns.test.at:192.168.10.2:3600 +smtp.test.at:192.168.10.15:3600 +www.test.at:192.168.10.30:3600 &test.at::a.ns.test.at:3600 ^15.10.168.192.in-addr.arpa.:smtp.test.at:3600 Ztest.at:a.ns.test.at.:singer\100test.at.::16384:2048:1048576:2560:86400 But I can't resolve that, because I am not able to add reverse SOA and NS to Vegadns, like I did it by hand as shown at the very beginning, because you must have this in order to do so. So at least I need the lines &10.168.192.in-addr.arpa:192.168.10.2:a:59200 Z10.168.192.in-addr.arpa:192.168.10.2:a:59200 But I am not able to do so? I am correct or not ? Thanks for reading! Best wishes Robert
