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At 00:15 +0200 on 09-05-1999, Aron S. Spencer wrote:
Re: Multiple IP
From: Jona Tallieu (T & T n.v.)
Date: Sunday, May 9, 1999
Time: 1:03:00 pm
> >After talking to our staff, I have learned that this is on the feature
> >request list for QuickDNS Pro and will be addressed in a future release of
> >the application.
> >
>
> Well, after asking the question, I just decided to try it, and
> told my machines that the DNS server was on the DNS machine's second
> IP address. No problems at all. Turns out that the reason I wasn't
> getting it to work at first was a simple typo. So it looks like it
> doesn't need to be an additional feature; it's working already!
I tried this aswell, and thought that it was working OK...
The machine would answer to queries from our LAN, but
QDNS did not seem to send out its data to secondary
servers or other DNS servers on the net...
I do not know why, and don't even remember all the problems
correctly, but it took me a whole while to figure out it was
that secondary address that was causing all the problems.
When switching the secondary IP (DNS) to the primary, all
problems went away, and all DNS data was spread out...
Moral of this story: do not use a secondary IP for your
QDNS server (at least, not yet....)!
Just my 2 cents..
J.
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