On Monday 22 March 2004 7:19 pm, Mark Moshe Kushinsky wrote:
> Cannot resolve database.clamav.net using the attbi.com name servers.
>
> Some help please ! Is this a problem with the comcast's DNS servers ? I
> checked verizon.net and speakeasy and they are resolving fine.
Do they support TCP-based DNS queries?
All DNS servers (and their associated firewalls) should allow both UDP and TCP
based DNS queries (both port 53), however the majority of DNS lookups are
completed with UDP.
The clamav.net domain now has too many responses to fit in a UDP packet, and
therefore TCP mode is needed. This may be your (or Comcast's) problem.
Regards,
Antony.
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