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206.228.179.10 denies recursion to my IP address. Does it allow
Re: Can''t Find Mac.com, Yahoo.com
From: Men & Mice Support
Date: Sunday, March 9, 2003
Time: 10:32:38 pm
recursion for your machines? If not, that would explain the problem.
You can find out using DNS Expert's query tool, or dig on the Mac OS
X command line.
____________________________________________________________________
Chris Buxton Men & Mice
support@menandmice.com Making DNS Easy
At 11:09 PM -0700 3/9/03, Warren Michelsen wrote:
>At 11:07 AM -0800 3/9/03, Men & Mice Support wrote:
>>It looks from here like the problem is that 65.163.82.2 doesn't
>>respond to DNS requests. If you have a Mac OS 9 machine that has
>>this listed as the first DNS server, you're going to have all kinds
>>of DNS problems, since pretty much nothing will resolve.
>>
>>Change the order to put .4 on top, though, and things should work fine.
>
>Here's what I have:
>
>206.228.179.10
>65.163.82.4
>65.163.82.132
>
>And the durned thing still can't find lists.tenon.com, drbott.com and others.
>
>20:19:08 4 SMTP Line 3060 created for drbott.com, [S.0002053421]
>20:19:08 4 SMTP [S.0002053421] queued to line 3060(0/1). 1 routes
>20:19:08 4 SMTP-060(drbott.com) No relay exists
>20:19:08 4 SMTP-060(drbott.com) Looking for drbott.com
>20:19:08 3 SMTP-060(drbott.com) Failed to get IP addresses. Error Code=-3170
>20:19:08 3 SMTP [S.0002053421] dequeueing
>20:19:08 1 SYSTEM(SMTP) [S.0002053421] failed on
>(drbott.com)support. Error Code=-15001
>
>
>18:20:35 3 SMTP-894(lists.tenon.com) Failed to get IP addresses.
>Error Code=-3170
>18:20:35 3 SMTP [S.0002052898] dequeueing
>18:20:35 1 SYSTEM(SMTP) [S.0002052898] failed on
>(lists.tenon.com)itools. Error Code=-15001
>
>Looks like 206.228.179.10 is trouble-prone too.
>
>
>>____________________________________________________________________
>>Chris Buxton Men & Mice
>>support@menandmice.com Making DNS Easy
>>
>>At 8:03 PM -0700 3/8/03, Warren Michelsen wrote:
>>>I had to move my servers (suddenly) to a new ISP. Their DNS servers are:
>>>
>>>65.163.82.2
>>>65.163.82.4
>>>And their upstream provider's DNS is
>>>206.228.179.10
>>>
>>>When I set my OS 9 servers running QDNS Pro 3.5.3 to use these IPs
>>>for DNS in the TCP/IP control panel, I have massive failures to
>>>find such sites as Yahoo.com and Mac.com, along with numerous
>>>others.
>>>
>>>This is affecting mail sending and receipt, among other things.
>>>
>>>I have tried all of these name servers on my OS X box connected to
>>>the same ISP and am constantly being told that domains do not
>>>exist and cannot be found.
>>>
>>>I use nslookup and dig and sometimes a lookup will ,work, more often not.
>>>
>>>The ISP's system is all MS OS based. Is there some basic
>>>compatibility between Mac OSs and MS OSs that prevents DNS lookups
>>>from working?
>>>
>>>Getting desperate here.
>>>
>>>--
>>>Warren Michelsen <Warren@OTFB.com>
>>>Online Tools For Business -- <http://www.OTFB.com/>
>>>Small Business & E-commerce web hosting
>
>
>--
>Warren Michelsen <Warren@OTFB.com>
>Online Tools For Business -- <http://www.OTFB.com/>
>Small Business & E-commerce web hosting
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