Rick wrote:
have a problem, need to find out how many websites,
belong to a dns server... (don't know the websites)
example: if name server is: "ns1234.comp.com"
http://whois.domaintools.com
That website should perform the operations that you require.
Julian De Marchi
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have a problem, need to find out how many websites,
belong to a dns server... (don't know the websites)
example: if name server is: "ns1234.comp.com"
how can I find out how many website are link to that name server ?,
what command syntax would be used, or what application, if at all possible.
M
mike wrote:
Try having a workstation point directly at the DNS server that
resolves your domain name. You should see the correct lookups.
Then, if you point to any other DNS and still see the old lookups,
then perhaps wait a few more days.
he could also do
dig @his.name.server.IP domain.he's.loo
On Fri, 28 May 2004 13:51:55 -0400, Adam Aube wrote
> SnowWolf wrote:
>
> > The later is how the servers are setup on my registrar, and for a time
> > they should correctly (but incorrect IP), but when the 43588 reached
> > 0, it pulled the wrong information from _somewhere_ and now I'm back
> > t
SnowWolf wrote:
> The later is how the servers are setup on my registrar, and for a time
> they should correctly (but incorrect IP), but when the 43588 reached
> 0, it pulled the wrong information from _somewhere_ and now I'm back
> to the old DNS settings
When did you change the DNS servers
I've been trying to work with someone to move my DNS name of
snowwolf.org to the new machine, but just when I thought the IP was
going to transfer, it doesn't and a 'dig' returns the old DNS
entries...
here's what I'm talking about.
# dig -t ns snowwolf.org
;; ANSWER SECTION:
snowwolf.org.
My DNS server started flooding the network with the same
request at a rate of several hundred per second. Anyone know were I
could start to solve this problem?
I can’t see anything in the logs (daemon.log).
Thanks,
Joe
>
> Your problem is here:
>
> > 89 IN PTR sacred-key.org
> ^^
> Try putting a dot (.) after that:
>
THANK YOU!!! I have all forgotten the warnings about the dots. Now I will
never forget it again.
But there is only one other
On 25/11/2000 at 14:31 +0100, Sebastiaan wrote:
> sacred-key.org nameserver = ns.sacred-key.org.sacred-key.org
^^^
> sacred-key.org preference = 10, mx = mail.sacred-key.org.sacred-key.org
Hello,
I am trying to setup a dns server but I am having some trouble. I have
registered a domain name sacred-key.org and linked it to my dns server,
which has a domain name from my provider, called jon.planet.nl.
I have installed bind and set up the scripts, but until now I have not
been succeeded
Ben Szyc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm tryin to connect my Win95 and WinNT machines across why LAN through
> a debian box and on to the NET.
Look at /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/IP-Masquerade.gz.
> My debian box works fine on the net and
> i can use Lynx. I feel it's got something to do with the way
I'm tryin to connect my Win95 and WinNT machines across why LAN through
a debian box and on to the NET. My debian box works fine on the net and
i can use Lynx. I feel it's got something to do with the way or where
i've configured my Gateway, DNS + Proxy server on all of my machines.
Also how do i m
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