QuickDNS Pro crashing (still crashing)

Re: QuickDNS Pro crashing (still crashing)

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We had this same exact problem. I spent the night with the servers rebooting
with every crash. I tried it on 2 different machines. Nothing worked. It
finally went away after about 24 hours. I believe it was a zone transfer was
happening but with even the debug log I wasn't sure. Everything just started
working again. So just give it a little more time. I know that is the pits
but it worked for us.

Bennie
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Bennie Warren
LemooreNet
320 West D Street
Lemoore, CA 93245
Phone: 559.924.5909
Fax 559.924.9578
bennie@lemoorenet.com
http://www.lemoorenet.com
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>From: Hazlitt Krog <hazlitt.krog@zada.com>
>To: QuickDNS Talk <quickdns-talk@lists.menandmice.com>
>Subject: QuickDNS Pro crashing (still crashing)
>Date: Wed, Sep 15, 1999, 5:28 AM
>

> Thank you so much to all who responded so quickly! It's after 5am
> here and I'm still here trying to correct the problems... think I'm
> about to stop for the night.
>
> I've tried all three of the suggestions provided with no luck:
>
> 1. Claus-J�rgen Schrott suggested trashing the TCP/IP Preferences
> and then manually re-entering the TCP/IP info. Result: no change.
>
> 2. andrew kagan suggested my zone file could be corrupt. I went to my
> Retrospect archive and restored the primary data from a week ago.
> Result: no change.
>
> 3. "Mia's Virtual Post Office" suggested doing a low-level, zero all
> data, reformat (drive setup 1.7.2), clean install Mac OS (8.5.1),
> clean install QDNS. Result: no change. I followed all the steps and
> it still freezes when you launch QDNS, even with the default empty
> data folders.
>
> All these tests were run on my primary name server while the
> secondary was shut down. I am running EIMS on the same server as the
> primary, and EIMS has continued to operate the entire time.
>
> I have over 100 people in the building dependent on these name
> servers, and I sure wish I could figure this out before I start
> getting flamed again in the morning...
>
> The primary domain of my little ISP is http://www.zada.net.
>
> Another unusual symptom: I have my Cisco 2514 split into two subnets
> and am using one of the ethernet ports as a "private" network for
> other companies in the building to share the T1, and the other
> ethernet port as a "public" network for the name servers, mail and
> web servers. After we noticed the problem, I noted that the traffic
> LEDs on the Kingston ethernet hub seemed to be showing a much higher
> utilization than they did before the problems started. If I cycle the
> power on my router and DSU/CSU, the traffic goes back to "normal" for
> a few minutes, unless I launch one of the name servers or the mail
> server, in which case the LEDs start pegging again.
>
> Thanks again for the helpful suggestions. Any other ideas or info
> would be appreciated. I'm wondering if there is some problem with my
> router, hub or other piece of hardware???
>
> Another (dumb?) question, is the zone file stored in the primary data folder?
>
> Hazlitt Krog
>

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