Re: general question re: PTR records.

Randy Bush wrote: > > >>> jack.com. IN A x.y.z.q > >>> ... > >>> q.z.y.x-in.addr.arpa. IN PTR jack.com. > >> hint: what would be the label of such a zone? i.e. what is the label on the > >> soa? > > The domain in reverse, i.e. > > 42.168.192.in-addr.arpa. IN SOA

Re: general question re: PTR records.

>>> jack.com. IN A x.y.z.q >>> ... >>> q.z.y.x-in.addr.arpa. IN PTR jack.com. >> hint: what would be the label of such a zone? i.e. what is the label on the >> soa? > The domain in reverse, i.e. > 42.168.192.in-addr.arpa. IN SOA > would begin the SOA record for a

Re: general question re: PTR records.

Randy Bush wrote: > > > jack.com. IN A x.y.z.q > > ... > > q.z.y.x-in.addr.arpa. IN PTR jack.com. > > hint: what would be the label of such a zone? i.e. what is the label on the > soa? The domain in reverse, i.e. 42.168.192.in-addr.arpa.IN SOA would begin

Warning: wild pointer somewhere in netgraph.

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Re: general question re: PTR records.

Mitch Collinsworth wrote: > > Is it just a really bad idea? > > It's an interesting idea, but it assumes a picture of the world that > doesn't correspond with actual reality. The expression "actual reality" should be read as "the BIND way of doing things". There are alternative DNS implementa

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Hi, I did not find enough information on how to connect two intranet's thru an secure IPSec connection. After a few hour's work i did find a working configuration. Hope this document could help somebody with making IPSec VLAN VPN connections. http://FreeBSD.cg.nu/ipsec.html Please give comment's

Re: general question re: PTR records.

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Re: general question re: PTR records.

On Sat, 6 Jan 2001, Peter Brezny wrote: > Why are PTR records placed in zone db files separate from all other resource > records? Because they're not in the same zone. > For small domains, wouldn't it be simpler to just have your reverse ip to > name mappings in the same zone db file as your

general question re: PTR records.

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Re: Problem with Multihomed Machine

Sean wrote: > > Thanks for your help! It now seems to be working, at least for > connecting W2K to the internet through FreeBSD. Here's a general > question. Are UDP packets mail packets? I don't know of any mail protocol that uses UDP. You're probably seeing the DNS lookup requests for the

general question re: PTR records.

Why are PTR records placed in zone db files separate from all other resource records? For small domains, wouldn't it be simpler to just have your reverse ip to name mappings in the same zone db file as your forward name to ip mappings? Something like jack.com. IN A x.y.z.q ...

Re:Problem with Multihomed Machine

Thanks for your help!  It now seems to be working, at least for connecting W2K to the internet through FreeBSD.  Here's a general question.  Are UDP packets mail packets?  I think I need to add some "udp divert" rule for natd, and a "udp allow all" rule for ipfw, since I don't have mail connectiv