On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 11:31:22AM -0400, Jan Knepper wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > > I do run bind and set DNS up for the first time.
> > > What should I change, remove or add in your opinion?
> >
> > Greg isn't talking about your DNS he's talking about the people who
> > manage the reverse DNS, the one that answers for 63.105.9.34 which looks
> > to be uunet. Leastwise they're responsible for 63.105.
>
> I certainly run via a UUnet connection, but I think I am responsable for
> 63.105.9.32/27
> So whatever UUnet's DNS say's should come from my setup right?
Well possibly. But uunet have to change their DNS to say that your DNS is
the authoritative server for that range of addresses. They haven't done that bit.
Just as the .cc people had to add an entry to say that your name servers are
responsible for smartsoft.cc so do the 63.105.9 people have to add an entry to say
that your name servers are responsible for 63.105.9.32/27
> > If it's uunet, they have to fix their DNS by either adding a reverse entry
> > or delegating name serving of your IP(s) to you.
>
> I thought before I even wrote the first message that the problem had to do with
> reverse DNS as I think hub.FreeBSD.org is trying to find the host name for
> 63.105.9.34. That by itself should be defined in my DNS setup as far as I know.
>
> > As I said previously, contact your ISP to get them to fix it or contact the
> > folks at Freebsd.org. It's currently not a problem you can fix at your end.
>
> Does this change anything
No.
> or is it still UUnet's responsability?
Yes.
Regards.
