Re: Lookup of delegation NS records

In message <708178298b2b4b448e70b9686e60ac8603637...@ct11exm61.ds.mot.com>, "Cherney John-CJC030" writes: > Is there a way to do this if delegating nameserver is the nameserver for > both the parent and child domain? I have a master and a slave and both > need to not only be nameservers for the p

RE: Lookup of delegation NS records

Is there a way to do this if delegating nameserver is the nameserver for both the parent and child domain? I have a master and a slave and both need to not only be nameservers for the parent and the child, but both should also be delegated nameservers from the parent to the child. Thanks! jwc --

Re: Lookup of delegation NS records

Cherney John-CJC030 wrote: Is there a way to do this if delegating nameserver is the nameserver for both the parent and child domain? I have a master and a slave and both need to not only be nameservers for the parent and the child, but both should also be delegated nameservers from the parent to

Re: Windows multiple DNS entries

Vineesh Viswanath Iyer wrote: Hi all I have got dhcp setup on a cisco switch . When a new machine is switched on , it get's a dhcp address and registers in the dns , this works fine , but when the lease expires , or if for some reason if the same machine get's a new ip address, the DNS is n

Re: request timeout

Except that if it fails to get an answer it will try a different authorative nameserver. Danny Jonathan Petersson wrote: > IIRC it's 3 seconds. > > On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 12:42 AM, Jeff Pang wrote: >> When a Bind requests another Bind for a name resolving, what's the >> timeout value for this r

Windows multiple DNS entries

Hi all I have got dhcp setup on a cisco switch . When a new machine is switched on , it get's a dhcp address and registers in the dns , this works fine , but when the lease expires , or if for some reason if the same machine get's a new ip address, the DNS is not recognising this dynamically . It