Its glb in the name. On further inspection this is DNS that's on the frontend of Azure. (probably Microsoft based.)
Good luck! On Wed, Apr 16, 2025 at 10:05 AM Bob McDonald <bmcdonal...@gmail.com> wrote: > FORMER doesn't mean the environment being queried is necessarily broken. > Queries sent to these DNS servers with the +noedns switch get good replies. > > The DNS servers being queries are part of a load balancer. (gslb in the > name and 30 ms as the TTL) There is also no way of determining the DNS > software vendor or version. (well, there are ways to zero in on them...) > > The FORMERR can be resolved on your end by including SERVER statements in > your named.conf. Better yet, contact the owner of the servers in question > and let them know you are having issues. They may have something they can > implement on their end that will resolve the issue. They might even reveal > their architecture and software vendor/version. > > HTH, > > Bob >
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