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Re: Secondarying

From: Simon Forster
Date: Friday, September 17, 1999
Time: 10:28:00 am

>Subject: Re: Secondarying
>From: "Men & Mice Support" <cbuxton@menandmice.com>
>Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 22:57:57 -0700
>
>Hi Simon. I've been away a few days; have you resolved this issue?

Hi Chris. In a word, No.

>>>The lame delegation message is coming up because the secondary
>>>(ns.gjint.co.uk) isn't set up properly.
>>
>>OK, I've looked and given up. What's wrong with ns.gjint.co.uk?
>
>It's not giving authoritative responses for the domain. Which indicates
>that it doesn't have a copy of the zone file, which it should be getting
>automatically from the primary.

Agreed, agreed, agreed.

>When I query ns.ldml.com for any record named ldml.com, I get the NS
>records and the SOA record. It marks the response as authoritative.

As it should.

>When I give ns.gjint.co.uk the same query, it gives me a non-authoritative
>response containing just the NS records.

Which is what I'm puzzled about.

>Is ns.gjint.co.uk running QuickDNS Pro? If so, there should be a line in
>the Secondary Data window that looks like this:
> ldml.com. ldml.com. 62.6.164.2

ns.gjint.co.uk is running QuickDNS Pro - we have two copies of QDNS
running at two different locations. The Secondary Data Window looked
_exactly_ like this but the Secondarying wasn't working so, thinking that
maybe QDNS didn't like '.com' file names I changed this to be:
ldml.com ldml_com 62.6.164.2

<CUT>

>PTR records are not the problem here.

Didn't think they would be but that's the only possible problem I could
see.

My next move is to tweak the Secondary Data back to ldml.com. ldml.com.
62.6.164.2 (seems a far more sensible naming strategy) and to restart the
server.

Puzzled. Everything seems OK and we've not had any great issue with QDNS
for the 18 months we've been using it. To date any problem with QDNS has
been sitting in front of the screen!

Oh well - I'll keep on battling.

Simon Forster
<srf@gjint.co.uk>

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