Reverse dns des not reach my IP
Andy Shellam
andy.shellam-lists at mailnetwork.co.uk
Sat Apr 21 09:16:11 UTC 2007
This is because your ISP owns the DNS zone that looks up the reverse
mapping for your IP address.
Your DNS servers are authoritative for forward-mapping on mydomain.com,
but your ISP's DNS servers (or their IP registry) are authoritative for
1.123.123.123.in-addr.arpa (the reverse-mapping zone for your IP address).
Either:
1. ask your ISP to change the reverse DNS for your IP to the domain you
require
2. ask them to delegate 123.123.123.in-addr.arpa to your DNS servers
(which unless you own the entire 123.123.123.x range, it's unlikely
they'll do.) I'm not sure if you can delegate a single record.
Option 1 is by far the easiest.
Andy.
Alex Jalali wrote:
> Hello,
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> My ISP has given me and IP address but they have also given it a name to
> manage things let say: server-123.123.123.1.my-isp.com
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> In my server I have setup mydomain.com to map to 123.123.123.1 which is
> fine. but when doing a reverse DNS check it only reaches up to
> server--123.123.123.1.my-isp.com and does not reach to mydomain.com.
>
> Is there something I can add to my zone file for the reverse look up to
> reach mydomain.com
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> I have bind 8. This is in named.conf
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> zone "123.123.123.in-addr.arpa" IN {
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> type master;
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> file "123.123.123";
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> allow-query { any; };
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> allow-update { none; };
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> };
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> and this is my reverse DNS zone file "123.123.123" :
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> $TTL 86400
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> @ 1D IN SOA ns1.mydomain.com
> hostmaster.mydomain.com. (
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> 2003051603 ; serial
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> 3H ; refresh
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> 15M ; retry
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> 1W ; expiry
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> 1D ; minimum
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> )
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> @ 1D IN NS ns1.mydomain.com.
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> @ 1D IN NS ns2.mydomain.com.
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> !DSPAM:37,4629591989296811841498!
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