stranges messages

[Vincent DUQUESNE]

it is a closed DNS zone. In my db.cache, I have all my server which are root
in my zone in my db.cache file and in the messages : it is said that it
doesn't find these server.

thanks for your help

Vincent

-----Message d'origine-----
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Envoyé : mardi 30 octobre 2001 20:15
À : comp-protocols-dns-bind at moderators.isc.org
Objet : Re: stranges messages


In article <9rmkhe$rap at pub3.rc.vix.com>,
Vincent DUQUESNE <v.duquesne at silicomp.fr> wrote:
>I have a question....one more ....
>
>My root servers are correctly configured in db.cache file but i have these
>messages :

What does your db.cache file contain?  The real Internet root servers
(*.ROOT-SERVERS.NET) or sun-hbd-dds1.paris.cnp.fr and janus.paris.cnp.fr?

If you have forwarding enabled, what happens if you query the forwarder for
the root NS records, i.e.

dig @<forwarder> . ns

>Oct 30 12:46:39 sun-bea-dds1 named[19274]: i_sysop: no addrs found for root
>NS (
>sun-hbd-dds1.paris.cnp.fr)
>Oct 30 12:46:39 sun-bea-dds1 named[19274]: ns_req: no address for root
>server
>Oct 30 12:46:41 sun-bea-dds1 named[19274]: i_sysop: no addrs found for root
>NS (
>janus.paris.cnp.fr)

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