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08-21-2002 09:11 PM
08-21-2002 09:11 PM
DNS Problem
i have a dns entry in my master db file;
ns ns.lx01.com.
mx 10 mail.lx01.com.
@ A 123.123.1.4 (**)
ns A 123.123.123.4
mail CNAME ns
localhost 127.0.0.1 (**)
my Q is ,
do i need to add an dns entry
of my dnsdomainname
'lx01.com'. say @ A 123.12.3.123.4 .
and is localhost or localhost with end with (.).
pls confirm me thost ** is correct or not and how this will entered.
ns ns.lx01.com.
mx 10 mail.lx01.com.
@ A 123.123.1.4 (**)
ns A 123.123.123.4
mail CNAME ns
localhost 127.0.0.1 (**)
my Q is ,
do i need to add an dns entry
of my dnsdomainname
'lx01.com'. say @ A 123.12.3.123.4 .
and is localhost or localhost with end with (.).
pls confirm me thost ** is correct or not and how this will entered.
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08-22-2002 06:18 AM
08-22-2002 06:18 AM
Re: DNS Problem
Hi Tuhin,
If you add following line as first line in your db file then you don't have to add dnsdomainname at every line.
$ORIGIN lx01.com.
Then you can add systemname without domainname
sachin IN A 123.123.123.10
In this case dns will automatically add lx01.com at end of sachin. sachin.lx01.com
This is your forward lookup.
No do not add 127.0.0.1 because every system has there hosts file for it.
Sachin
If you add following line as first line in your db file then you don't have to add dnsdomainname at every line.
$ORIGIN lx01.com.
Then you can add systemname without domainname
sachin IN A 123.123.123.10
In this case dns will automatically add lx01.com at end of sachin. sachin.lx01.com
This is your forward lookup.
No do not add 127.0.0.1 because every system has there hosts file for it.
Sachin
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08-22-2002 10:21 PM
08-22-2002 10:21 PM
Re: DNS Problem
actually, u r right.
but if i dont add an entry (lx01.com. IN A 123.123.123.1)
then my nslookup cant find any lx01.com. but nslookup can find ns.lx01.com or mail.lx01.com.
so do i need to add this (lx01.com. in a 123.123.123.1
or @ in a 123.123.123.1.)
but if i dont add an entry (lx01.com. IN A 123.123.123.1)
then my nslookup cant find any lx01.com. but nslookup can find ns.lx01.com or mail.lx01.com.
so do i need to add this (lx01.com. in a 123.123.123.1
or @ in a 123.123.123.1.)
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