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Re: Just noticed this, is is a problem?From: Robert J. Woodhead (AnimEigo) Date: Saturday, October 6, 2001
Time: 6:27:22 amAt 8:00 PM +0000 10/5/01, QuickDNS Talk wrote:
>You're talking about the serial, refresh, retry, expire, and minimum
>values? Those are part of the SOA record, which begins on the
>previous line. It's perfectly normal for these to be broken out onto
>multiple lines, and it's perfectly normal to not always get an SOA
>record when the results you see are from cache.
No, I'm talking about the fact that the animeigo.com query returns a
SOA, but the selfpromotion.com query didn't.
Curiously, this morning, I get SOAs for both if I directly query my
server from home. Yesterday I only got a SOA for animeigo.com.
The only difference is that yesterday my ISP's secondary was not
reporting authoritative results for my domains (triggering an alert
in DNSExpert Trial), they tweaked that (no errors now) and now all
seems copacetic.
Interesting.
Question: does OT round-robin the dns servers listed in the TCP/IP
control panel or try them in order of priority. If the former, that
is the probable cause of the anomaly since I have several dns servers
listed in my "office" configuration (which I used to do the tests)
R
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