1833709 Members
2738 Online
110063 Solutions
New Discussion

DNS

 
kdc
Regular Advisor

DNS

I am unable to resolve an address from my secondary domain. I can successfully resolve this site from my primary domain. The two domains have different versions of bind. Primary has 8 and the secondary is still at 4.9.7.
Example
Primary can resolve www.xxx.ca which is an alias to www.xxx.com.
Secondary can resolve www.xxx.com only, not ww.xxx.ca.

If I do an nslookup www.xxx.com primary_name_server.com it works. I do have an entry in the /etc/resolv.conf file

Any suggestions
4 REPLIES 4
harry d brown jr
Honored Contributor

Re: DNS

Whatis that entry in the resolv.conf file?

live free or die
harry

BTW: Bind versions < 8 are serious SECURITY risks!!!!

Live Free or Die
Uday_S_Ankolekar
Honored Contributor

Re: DNS

Hi,

check the resolv.conf on your secondary server.
-USA..
Good Luck..
Bernie Vande Griend
Respected Contributor

Re: DNS

Does nslookup www.xxx.ca secondary_name_server work?

xxx.ca and xxx.com imply two different domains. Is your secondary a slave to both xxx.ca and xxx.com? Are there other entries in xxx.ca? If so, try this on your secondary server:
nslookup>
> ls xxx.ca

This will show if it has any information for that domain. Otherwise, try removing the db.xxx.ca file (or whatever you called in) on your secondary and HUP the named process so that the table is rebuilt. Only do this after verifying that the xxx.ca domain is properly setup on the secondary.
Ye who thinks he has a lot to say, probably shouldn't.
Sachin Patel
Honored Contributor

Re: DNS

Hi
remove www.xxx.ca map from seconday or move to different name then run
#sig_named restart
This will reread the maps from primary servers.
Watch /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log at same time.

Sachin
Is photography a hobby or another way to spend $