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Re: Something has screwed up totally...

From: Men & Mice Support
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2003
Time: 12:17:46 pm

The registration for stadpatrullen.com appears to be screwed up,
pretty much as you said - there's no DNS server listed in the whois
database, and there's no record at all listed in the com zone. Your
ability to connect to it without the "www" is anomalous.

I was able to reproduce the error for macsystem.se, but not for
knivstaisolering.com - this one looks fine to me. Check the zone
options for macsystem.se on the slave server and make sure it has the
correct master server IP address. Since this problem is apparently
widespread among your zones, you should try to figure out if it's the
same cause in all cases, and if so, what you can do to fix it and to
prevent it in the future. If you need to change the master server IP
address in a large quantity of zones, we can help you do this using a
shell command on the slave server.

The message about all name servers for the zone being on the same
subnet is caused by the fact that both of your name servers have IP
addresses in the same class C subnet. If you have BGP with redundant
connections, or multiple smaller subnets with different routing that
just happen to be in the same class C subnet, then this is no problem
at all. Otherwise, you might want to consider addressing this single
point of failure (your router) at some point.

None of these problems have anything to do with the data in the zones
themselves.
____________________________________________________________________
Chris Buxton Men & Mice
Customer Support Specialist Making DNS Easy

At 9:00 PM +0100 12/4/03, Andreas Carlsson wrote:
>Please help!
>
>Something has gone really bad with our nameservers...
>
>I don't know when or how, but a lookup with the "DNS Expert" tool
>(great tool btw) gives this result on four different domains:
>
> knivstaisolering.com
> Non-authoritative data received from the server "ns2.kicknick.net."
>
> macsystem.se
> Non-authoritative data received from the server "ns2.kicknick.net."
>
> stadpatrullen.com
> "stadpatrullen.com." does not seem to be registered anywhere*
>
> aslsweden.com
> All name servers for the zone are on the same subnet.**
>
>
>All look the same in QDNS! Please note that all of these are working
>normally except for "stadpatrullen.com" which is really screwed...
>* stadpatrullen.com was registered Nov 15 at GoDaddy. A Whois on it
>says it has no nameserver-info. It HAS that info, and we have even
>re-saved it.... If you write "stadpatrullen.com" in the url you come
>to the Kicknick (the host) web page, but if you go to
>"www.stadpatrullen.com" the server isn't found. We have correct
>Virtual host information, and we have re-entered it. Go figure...
>
>** This is the only domain of these four that is normal according to
>DNS expert, but I can't find ANY difference in QDNS between this and
>the others...
>
>
>Hmm... A further look reveals that almost every domain has the
>"Non-authoritative data received from the server
>"ns2.kicknick.net."-warning.
>
>What shall I do? It feels like a clean re-install would be the best
>thing, but maybe it isn't necessary. We have 1800 zones on the
>servers and as I said the most of them work good (even though they
>generate errors with DNS expert).
>
>We are on OS X 10.2.4 with QDNS 4.0
>
>Any input appreciated!
>/andreas




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