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On the old server, set the logging level to Debug. This will show you
Re: changing DNS server ip''s
From: Men & Mice Support
Date: Friday, May 25, 2001
Time: 11:23:40 pm
the source of the queries. It may be that someone has been hijacking
your server, or it may be that the A record for your server at one
point had a very long TTL.
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Chris Buxton Men & Mice
cbuxton@menandmice.com We Make DNS Easy!
At 2:28 PM -0700 5/25/01, Jim wrote:
>ok, every time i think i've got it figured out, someone changes the rules :)
>
>I've just moved our main DNS server to a new ip address. I changed
>host info with netsol, and everything switched over a week ago.
>I left a duplicate machine running at the old ip address pointing to
>the new ip numbers (we moved the entire network- DNS was the last to
>go)
>
>Although requests have been coming in to the new machine, they are
>still some coming into the old one as well. I'd like to take this
>machine down, but I don't know where the requests are coming from.
>Is there a way to tell?
>
>i can't imagine that i would need to go to every registrar and
>change host records (As an ISP, I don't know where most of the sites
>were registered).
>
>I thought host info was kept with netsol. Am i wrong?
>Any ideas?
>thanks!
>
>Jim Sheffer, resident test animal
>Higher Powered Web Services
>http://www.higherpowered.com
>Lasso/Filemaker Web Hosting
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