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The problem is not your DNS data. Note that QuickDNS doesn't ever see
Re: QuickDNS 2.2.4 appears to have stopped working
From: Men & Mice Support
Date: Tuesday, February 19, 2002
Time: 2:08:30 am
web page requests, so it doesn't pass them along at all.
It appears that your Macsense router has lost its port-mapping
(virtual server) setting for port 80. (That device has a good feature
set but appears to be pretty flaky, judging from someone else's
experiences with it.)
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Chris Buxton Men & Mice
support@menandmice.com Making DNS Easy
At 2:57 AM -0500 2/19/02, Bob Bergey wrote:
>I have a frustrating problem I've been trying to figure out for the
>last few months but now it's urgent that I get it fixed as soon as
>possible.
>
>QuickDNS 2.2.4 (running on a Mac 7600 under OS 9.1) stopped working
>a couple of months ago -- the MX records are okay, I think, as mail
>to all domain names is being handled okay, but no Web pages are
>served. It had worked since August 2000 until a couple of months
>ago. It's currently set up to handle about nine domain names. The
>Web server I'm using currently is MacHTTP 2.5b6. Accessing the Web
>server directly on my internal network seems to work fine, so I
>don't believe it's the Web server. But I can't figure out why
>QuickDNS doesn't seem to be taking Web page requests and passing
>them along correctly.
>
>Here are a couple of the domains to try, so you can see what doesn't
>happen <G>:
>
> http://www.dprint.org/
> http://www.kenbrook.org/
> http://www.bergey.org/
>
>My IP address is 151.197.17.35, also known as rb.enter.net. My
>nameserver under QuickDNS is ns1.dprint.org. I'm running several
>other server applications on the same machine, all of which are
>functioning correctly (including SIMS, Macjordomo, FileMaker Pro 4,
>FileMaker Pro 5 Unlimited, and KeepItUp).
>
>Here's how one of the domains (bergey.org) is set up:
>
> bergey.org. NS ns1.dprint.org.
> bergey.org. NS ns01.backupdns.com.
> bergey.org. MX 10 rb.enter.net
> bergey.org. MX 20 dp.enter.net
> bergey.org. A 151.197.17.35
> www.bergey.org. CNAME www.dprint.org.
>
>Each of the other domains are set up similarly.
>
>One other possibility that just crossed my mind ... I'm using a
>MacSense MIH-120 router; is it possible that port 80 would suddenly
>stop functioning, while all other ports are okay? I didn't think
>that was at all likely, but it's the only thing I can think of that
>might explain why my Web server setup worked for more than a year
>and then suddenly stopped working one day.
>
>Any help or suggestions anyone has would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
>Bob
>
>
>======================================================================
>Bob Bergey, President 215-723-0777 Telford, PA <mailto:rb@dprint.com>
>Printing for Business: DESIGN & PRINT, INC. <http://www.dprint.com/>
>Web Hosting & E-Mail Services: BERGEY.NET <http://www.bergey.net/>
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