On 29.01.20 19:12, Leroy Tennison wrote:
I ran into a situation here the IP (v4) address returned for a domain was
different from two systems. It turned out that two DNS servers served the
domain and were replying with different IP addresses (discovered by doing
whois on the domain followed by dig @<name server> for each name server).
This led me to wonder "How would I get all IP addresses if DNS round robin
was being used?" I work with external organizations so I can't count on
the DNS server being ISC's. I'm not concerned about multiple servers
behind a single IP address (Anycast for instance) because I consider
issues related to that to be the destination organization's problem, I'm
only concerned with what possible IP addresses could be returned in
response to a query.
in standard operation, DNS returns all A records associated with a domain
name.
However, current CDNs tend to send different IPs for different clients,
often just the one that is tropologically closest to the client.
Unfortunately, such CDNs don't provide all possible addresses so I guess you
are unlucky here.
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