Unapproved recursive queries
John Horne
J.Horne at plymouth.ac.uk
Fri Sep 29 10:30:08 UTC 2000
On 29-Sep-00 at 10:00:13 Jim Reid wrote:
>>John Horne <J.Horne at plymouth.ac.uk> writes:
> 29-Sep-2000 05:07:39.055 security: notice: unapproved recursive
> query from [198.83.19.247].53 for area51.termisoc.org
>
> 29-Sep-2000 07:25:10.385 security: notice: unapproved recursive
> query from [163.121.199.3].53 for www.termisoc.org
>
>> What I cannot understand is why. We don't allow recursive
>> queries through our servers for non-local users, but the
>> 'termisoc.org' domain lists its own name servers, and our
>> master (dns0.plymouth.ac.uk) as authoritative. So why are
>> requests going to the slave server?
>
> Ask the operators of the name servers that appear to be running at the
> above IP addresses. Perhaps their servers are misconfigured and forward
> queries to your server, either by accident or by design.
>
Well I could, but they are coming from all over the place - the above were
just 2 examples.
John.
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