Reverse Lookup Bind 9
Ruben I Safir - Brooklyn Linux Solutions CEO
ruben at mrbrklyn.com
Wed Jan 10 14:22:09 UTC 2001
Hello
We have bind 9 on a Red Hat box doing DNS for a LAN on the 192.168 subnet and
a real IP address for the RH box which is a mail gateway.
I seem to be having a few nagging problems relating to DNS.
One is that NSLOOKUP is not seeing the named server on it's own box.
It's definetely there and running and it works if I set the server
to the box
nslookup
server mail.rm-cpa.com
otherwise:
*** Can't find server name for address 216.112.229.114: Non-existent
host/domain
Server: hudson.concentric.net
Address: 207.155.183.72
And logs on other machines have problems with reverse DNS of the 192.168
subnet. That would make it seem that the darn named is not being seen!!
/etc/resolv.conf has the rignt nameserver
domain rm-cpa.com
search rm-cpa.com
nameserver 216.112.229.114
nameserver 207.155.183.72
nameserver 206.173.119.72
*** hudson.concentric.net can't find 192.168.0.106: Non-existent host/domain
TTL 86400;
@ IN SOA mail.rm-cpa.com. root.mail.rm-cpa.com. (
2 ;Serial
43200 ;Refresh in 12 Hours
3600 ; Retry in One Hour
2419200 ; Expire in 28 days
86400 ) ; TTL
$ORIGIN 0.168.192.in-addr.arpa
IN NS mail.rm-cpa.com.
IN NS home.rm-cpa.com.
100 IN PTR home.rm-cpa.com.
101 IN PTR station1.rm-cpa.com.
102 IN PTR station2.rm-cpa.com.
.....
and
TTL 86400;
@ IN SOA mail.rm-cpa.com. root.rm-cpa.com. (
5 ;Serial
43200 ;Refresh in 12 Hours
3600 ; Retry in One Hour
2419200 ; Expire in 28 days
86400 ) ; TTL
$ORIGIN 229.112.216.in-addr.arpa
IN NS mail.rm-cpa.com.
114 IN PTR mail.rm-cpa.com.
Mail is being received ok - but the windows mail clients can't get mail out.
I thnk this is all realted to the same problem.
Ruben
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