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Re: Reverse lookups

From: Micaela Carr
Date: Thursday, May 25, 2000
Time: 2:25:44 pm

>
>> With a recent re-instll of software, suddenly the reverse lookups for PC
>> clients are not working. (Don't ask me why, but they can't get mail if they
>> don't have a reverse record in the QDNS data)
>>
>> I have deleted the old records, and re-built them, jus in case they were
>> corrupted. Should I have tossed the preferences too?
>
> If we're talking about ctpub.com., it doesn't look like you're server has
> authority for the reverse domain (224.181.207.in-addr.arpa.). It's delegated
> to:
>
> 224.181.207.in-addr.arpa. 5d23h47m53s IN NS DNS3.DNAI.COM.
> 224.181.207.in-addr.arpa. 5d23h47m53s IN NS NS1.ISPC.ORG.
> 224.181.207.in-addr.arpa. 5d23h47m53s IN NS NS2.ISPC.ORG.
> 224.181.207.in-addr.arpa. 5d23h47m53s IN NS DNS1.DNAI.COM.
>
> Also, the SOA (Start Of Authority) for 104.224.181.207.in-addr.arpa.
> (ctpub.com's IP) is hopf.dnai.com. I'm guessing that dnai.com. is your ISP?
> Anyway, if you don't have authority for the reverse domain, it doesn't matter
> what you've got for it on your server.
>
> Can non-Windows clients do reverse look-ups? If so, it suggests that the
> problem may not be with the server. In fact, I can do reverse look-ups for
> 207.181.224.104 from both Linux and MacOS machines. The PTR record that
> dns1.dnai.com. has for it looks fine:
>
> 104.224.181.207.in-addr.arpa. 6H IN PTR ctpub.com.
>
> I'd look into the configuration of the clients that are having problems.
>
> Christopher Bort



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