problem with bind

[Brian Ventura]

If it was working and now is not, check the log file to see if the
particular problem zone did not load.  Check the log files for other dns
errors.  From any machine you can use nslookup with no arguments to give
a command prompt.  Then you can change the server to the "mysterious"
broken DNS server and check it's responses.  Then check the responses
from other DNS servers.  Last, check whois for listed name servers and
check those servers.

Kapil Sethi wrote:

> Hi,
>
> My remote server is running in US while I am in
> India. the problem is that my server has stopped
> resolving the ip address of one of the sites
> hosted on my system. a total of 9 sites are
> running on my server. all working properly execpt
> this one. whoat could be the reason. the
> configuration files for all the domains are
> created using the same script and at present the
> conf file is ok.
>
> so when i nslookup from my machine in India this
> site it says Non-Existent host/domain, but if i
> log on into the remote machine the nslookup
> responds with the proper address.
>
> Pease help
> --
> Kapil Sethi
> System Administrator
> Fluxart Online Solutions P. Ltd.
> http://www.fluxart.com
> T +91 11 5501206
> kapil.sethi at fluxart.com

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