Deny??
Kevin Darcy
kcd at daimlerchrysler.com
Wed Sep 1 20:41:42 UTC 1999
Short of filing a "larceny by conversion" criminal complaint, I don't think
there is any way to actually stop them listing your nameservers. (I'm not a
lawyer, though, so what do I know?)
On the assumption that the queries will keep on coming, then:
If you wanted to be nice, you could set up that zone as
forwarding-only to
their nameservers. Then the answers would be authoritative. But you'd
still
be wasting your resources for their benefit.
If you wanted to be naughty, set up the zone and put bogus information
in it,
perhaps the addresses of porno web sites, hate-group web sites, your
own
created-for-the-purpose web site, whatever. Maybe after enough
complaints
they'll get the hint and stop listing your nameservers.
Of course, the most civilized thing is to just talk to the admins of the
domain...
- Kevin
Derrick Stinson wrote:
> Ok let me re phrase my question...
> I have someone that has listed my name servers as there name servers on the
> internet... But I am not hosting the pages.. Of course that pages pull
> correctly , but the nslookup says non-auth answer from the actually server
> they are on. What i am asking is there any way to stop that ???
>
> Derrick Stinson wrote:
>
> > How do you deny unauthroized use of your nameserver ??? Ie: someone out
> > side my domain or class c has setup a www.whatever.com that is pointing
> > to my nameservers???
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