Two DNS Servers inside a firewall

Mark Andrews Mark_Andrews at isc.org
Fri Sep 5 01:51:10 UTC 2008


> Kevin,
> 
> The problem is server1 has a set of customers and server2 has a set of 
> customers.  Each server is auth for their respective customers.  
> Customers on server2 can not reach customers on server1 and vice versa.  
> I have logging on but can not see anything that's strange...

	You don't think that getting FORMERR logged is strange?
 
> 04-Sep-2008 15:06:07.169 client 192.168.0.22#64168: query: 
> mail.customer2.com IN A +
> 04-Sep-2008 15:06:07.169 createfetch: mail.customer2.com A
> 04-Sep-2008 15:06:07.170 client 127.0.0.1#2129: query: 
> mail.customer2.com IN A +E
> 04-Sep-2008 15:06:07.170 FORMERR resolving 'mail.customer2.com/A/IN': 
> 127.0.0.1#53

	Make sure that you have your delegations correct.  That if
	a zone is delegated to a server that it is actually serving
	that zone.  That you get a SOA record returned in the ANSWER
	section when you query the server with the zone name.
 
	Mark
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