Hi,
Thank you all for the quick responses, I couldnt figure out how to get BIND
working. So i used the hosts file. (C:\\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts).
Thanks again
Vikram
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What does bind9.5.1 do when there is an Internet issue and we
loose all root name servers?
The bind9.3.x we had been running always began producing
tons of lines saying that there were no more recursive clients. I
had written a program that looked for the time stamp when the
mess starts an
Martin,
It looks like you were relying on an odd mechanism to determine an
outage. What you were seeing is the server filling up all the available
recursive "slots" because they weren't getting answered, backing up the
queue. It wasn't necessarily an indication of an outage, it could have
meant
I found a couple of great articles that explain SPF records but
not quite far enough. I am in a syntax war with nsupdate as the
examples appear to show everything but how the actual record
looks.
They appear to be like many other RR's so I tried
update add posse.okstate.edu. 10 IN SPF "v=
The type is TXT, not SPF
Best Regards
Kevin Situ
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[mailto:bind-users-boun...@lists.isc.org] On Behalf Of Martin McCormick
Sent: Friday, July 17, 2009 3:04 PM
To: bind-us...@isc.org
Subject: SPF record Syntax
I found a couple o
Try:
update add posse.okstate.edu. 10 IN TXT "v=spf1 ip4:209.235.101.208/29
-all"
Gord Taylor (CISSP, GCIH, GEEK)
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From: bind-users-boun...@lists.isc.org
[mailto:bind-users-boun...@lists.isc.org] On Behalf Of Martin McCormick
Sent: 2009, July, 17 3:04 PM
To: bind-u
A person wrote me off list to say that it worked for them. I
went to a different FreeBSD platform that happens to be the
actual one that hosts our DNS and tried it there and it worked
perfectly. I even verified that it is in the zone.
So, what we have is a broken system on the one I usuall
On Friday 17 July 2009 16:33, Martin McCormick wrote:
> A person wrote me off list to say that it worked for them. I
> went to a different FreeBSD platform that happens to be the
> actual one that hosts our DNS and tried it there and it worked
> perfectly. I even verified that it is in the zon
RR type SPF *is* the recommended way. SPF RR was ratified some time
ago, any modern resolver knows about it.
If you are using an outdated resolver system that spits errors on that,
that's hardly any ones fault but your own.
However the suggested method at present is to run the TXT as well,
becau
vikram writes:
> I couldnt figure out how to get BIND working. So i used the hosts
> file..[...]
Instead, use FreeBSD without any worry.
FreeBSD can give you some hints what IPv6 is.
Please click http://www.freebsd.org/ ;;
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In message <200907171319.n6hdjs31003...@dc.cis.okstate.edu>, Martin McCormick
writes:
> What does bind9.5.1 do when there is an Internet issue and we
> loose all root name servers?
>
> The bind9.3.x we had been running always began producing
> tons of lines saying that there were no more r
I can't get nslookup to correctly return the values i've specified in my
zone files.
I've ran both named-checkconf and named-checkzone on my addr and ptr files
and they both indicate proper formatting.
here is what I get when I issue "nslookup dell2"
Server:192.168.1.10
Address:192.16
Been wondering this for a while. Bind list emails can come from
lists.isc.org, or just isc.org, and there seems to be a change in the
before the @ part as well.
What is the story behind this? My mail app has less than ideal rule
creation, with not a lot of "or" and "and" ability, so I end
In message <200907172033.n6hkx0v5060...@dc.cis.okstate.edu>, Martin McCormick w
rites:
> A person wrote me off list to say that it worked for them. I
> went to a different FreeBSD platform that happens to be the
> actual one that hosts our DNS and tried it there and it worked
> perfectly. I even v
In message ,
"Situ, Kevin" writes:
> The type is TXT, not SPF
Actually the type is SPF. The idea is to stop using TXT
records but it will take some time especially if people go
around and say the type is TXT not SPF. It's been over 3
years now and if your names
I looked for more old host and nsupdate executables but found
none. So, I tried the last resort and deinstalled bind95 and
verified that /bin/host disappeared. I assume all the other new
programs did also.
The configurationwas left the way I originally set it
which was all the defaults plu
In message , Jonath
an Mast writes:
>
> I can't get nslookup to correctly return the values i've specified in my
> zone files.
>
> I've ran both named-checkconf and named-checkzone on my addr and ptr files
> and they both indicate proper formatting.
>
> here is what I get when I issue "nslookup
Am 2009-07-17 16:19:51, schrieb Scott Haneda:
> Been wondering this for a while. Bind list emails can come from
> lists.isc.org, or just isc.org, and there seems to be a change in the
> before the @ part as well.
>
> What is the story behind this? My mail app has less than ideal rule
> cre
Forgotten one thing:
The X-BeenThere: and the List-*: where not present some years ago. They
are present since thi list where moved to and not before
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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