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So, Id surmise that you are either trying to hijack mydomain.com from its
properly delegated place or you have not been forthcoming with accurate 
information, as Roy requested.

So,  for assistance, please provide your REAL domain name and REAL IP
addresses. Otherwise people will know you (and your servers) are lame.





% 
% Thanks!
% 
% I have an DNS server and provide naming service for my domain MYDOMAIN.com.
% 
% With my PC I dial to the ISP and it resolves www.MYDOMAIN.com to IP address
% for me. So I can access my web site.
% 
% Yesterday morning, the ISP resolved my web site's address to an uncorrect
% result.  When people wanted to access my web by browser, they were directed
% to another web site www.NOTMINE.com . And using nslookup I got a wrong IP
% address too.
% 
% But I can get correct answers via many other ISPs.
% 
% I think the DNS server of the ISP might be hacked yesterday. Somebody should
% have modified its DNS records in the cache. Could you tell me how a DNS
% cache is tampered?
% 
% 
% "Roy Arends" <Roy.Arends at nominum.com> wrote in message
% news:9l8q3d$q7j at pub3.rc.vix.com...
% >
% > On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, alexleo wrote:
% >
% > > This morning when I browse my home page, I was directed to a web site
% I've
% > > never accessed. Then with nslookup tool I found the A record of my web
% > > server was tampered with the wrong one on my ISP. But I can still get
% the
% > > right result via my own DNS server and other ISPs' resolvers!
% > >
% > > I wonder what happened to the ISP's DNS resolver. Can I push my DNS
% records
% > > to resolvers for update?  What is the command?
% >
% > If you specify more details, we might be able to help.
% >
% > regards,
% >
% > Roy Arends
% > Nominum
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--bill