Search Again: Re: Unix secondary From: Craig Phillips Date: Wednesday, July 15, 1998 Time: 2:44:00 pm Hi CJ, Thats weird, one of our corporate sites has QDNS for their primary external DNS and they suck it down to internal cache DNS on Squid's all over the company. The Squids are running on MkLinux, LinuxPPC and Linux (Intel based). From memory we didn't have to do anything special apart from make sure the ports on the corporate firewall were open. Maybe you have something like a firewall filter causing you grief... r Craig On or about 15/7/98 16:19, it was written... >Is there anything special I have to do to allow a UNIX box to pull >secondary for my QDNS server? > >(I'm trying to get a local ISP to act as secondary, but they claim they >can't connect to my QDNS server.) > >cjh > >______________________________________________________ >CJ "Mr. Man" Holmes <cjh@netdreams.com> > > > Craig Phillips Technical Director ***************************** http://www.21yos.com.au http://shop.21yos.com.au http://www.statusgraph.com.au http://www.beyond2000.com.au http://www.sexlife.com.au http://www.golfaustralia.com http://www.sna.net.au 21 Year Old Software Pty Ltd *****************************

Messages In This Thread: Unix secondary by CJ Holmes on Jul 15, 1998 at 6:19:00 am Re: Unix secondary by Craig Phillips on Jul 15, 1998 at 2:44:00 pm Re: Unix secondary by John Hennessey on Jul 15, 1998 at 4:22:00 pm Re: Unix secondary by John Hennessey on Jul 15, 1998 at 4:22:00 pm Re: Unix secondary by Doug Jones on Jul 15, 1998 at 11:37:00 pm