Dynamic DNS

[Super Pete]

Please pardon my ignorance, but two questions.

Most importantly, where might I find the "archives."  I usually do RTFM
before I ask for help, but I am not familiar with the "archives" of which
you speak.

Second, am I to understand that the RP entry is optional, or is normally
optional, but Granite Canyon requires it?

Thanks,
Peter

Cricket Liu <cricket at acmebw.com> wrote in message
news:008c01bf1745$acac0480$b577a8ce at acmebw.com...
> > Thank you for all of the info.  Now I am left with the folloing problem
> when
> > I "send":
> >
> >     Go back and fix these errors:
> >
> >     nscheck: RP TXT field is missing
> >
> > It is complaining about:
> >
> >     mydomain.com.  IN  RP root.mydomain.com.
> >     root.mydomain.com.    IN  TXT "Super Pete,  NIC handle: SP9999"
> >
> > Of couse, my NIC is not SP9999.  The NIC is my real NIC as listed in
> > Network Solutions WHOIS database.
> >
> > Anyone know what I am doing wrong now?
>
> RP records have two RDATA fields.  We answer this one routinely,
> especially for Granite Canyon customers, who feel compelled to use RP
> records because they see them in GC's example zone data file.  Check
> the archives for a correct example.
>
> cricket
>
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