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<0> okay
<0> here's another question
<0> let's suppose I register 1.1.1.1 as ns1.somedomain.com and 1.1.1.2 as ns2.somedomain.com ..
<0> can i then register 1.1.1.1 as ns1.someotherdomain.com and 1.1.1.2 as ns2.someotherdomain.com ?
<1> usually.
<1> but why?
<1> just have all domains that your nameserver handles have ns records naming your existing, pair of registrations.
<0> i guess that makes sense
<0> so i just hvae to register them once
<0> but the .org tld .. when I register my nameservers ..
<0> do I hvae to tell them something to register it with .com and stuff?
<1> no.
<0> i thoguth did have to register with other registries ..
<1> you don't need any registration of nameservers (i.e., glue data) for any name other than in the parent zone.
<0> parent zone?
<1> if your nameserver is foo.domain.tld then the registration (glue) would be in tld's zone.
<0> but what if the tld changes
<0> don't other tlds need to acknowledge my nameserver as existing?
<0> the guy on the phone randomly told me that I would have to do some sort of foreign tld registratoin
<0> he could've been a complete jack*** though
<0> you seem to know quite a lot mroe than him
<1> why would the tld change?
<1> your nameserver is foo.domain.tld. just because you want to also provide answers for otherdomain.othertld doesn't mean you use a different name for the nameserver, i.e., for this domain it is also foo.domain.tld.
<2> hey does anyone here know how good of speed you would get going from wireless router to linux box and then to another wireless router from ethernet card
<3> depends on the speed of the link
<2> well Im getting a great signal at 54mbps
<2> just will it slow down the internet going through all that?
<3> i do rdesktop over it just fine.
<2> ?
<2> i dont see the relation
<3> well rdesktop with dsl, is painful... with 54mbs its fine.
<3> sorry i don't download over 54mbs usually... the p3 366 is a bit old.
<2> its ok thanks anywayz
<4> p2 you mean
<4> np
<4> ;p
<5> ill take it
<5> cluster some of my p2's together :D
<3> its a laptop, that is why i juse it with a wireless card instead of a 100mbit or gigabit card that are a dime a dozen currently
<6> hello all, i have simple question : can i use the character "+" in a subdomain?
<6> example : blah+bl3.myhome.net
<6> or I will have problem with such a name?
<7> i have 2 ns records inside a.b.org's zone file. they are ns1.x.y.com and ns2.x.y.com, my question is what ns entry should i use in the soa record?
<8> hello
<8> is there a way to force specific dns servers to resolv specific dns names ?
<9> they do as thats how they work
<8> no
<8> e specify a list of dns servers in resolv.conf
<8> but this servers are used to resolv all dns names
<8> i want to have something like
<8> use dns x.x.x.x to resolv toto.aaa.com
<8> and dns y.y.y.y for toto.bbb.com
<9> that happens anyway by the nameserver record for a domain
<9> are you trying to set internal views
<8> in fact my problem is that if i use a dns server from a fai A
<8> to get a MX server
<8> the answer is not the same if i use the line from fai A or another fai
<9> fai?
<8> internet provider
<8> sorry :)
<8> im french
<8> i trying to explain the situation
<8> i have a gateway with double wan (2 providers)
<8> with a mail relay
<9> remember zones can have more than 1 MX record
<8> if fact the problem is that if i want to use the smtp server from provider A and resolving the mx from dns servers of provider A but through the other provider line
<8> i get a specific mx record with restricted acces
<9> isp's do that to stop people relaying from outside the network
<8> the problem is that when using relay host stmp.isp1.com for my local mail relay i must resolv mx with the dns servers of isp1 by using isp1 connection
<8> so how i could force to use dns from isp1 to resolv smtp.isp1.com and dns from isp2 to resolv smtp.isp2.com
<8> i dont know if i am clear :)
<9> either setup a view in your local dns or edit your hosts file, both may be inconvenient depends on your network
<8> ok
<8> thanks
<8> it seems view is the right thing to do
<8> i already have cache dns on the gateway
<10> Hi
<10> How to block multiple sites using bind?
<11> define "block"
<10> If you got any link for defining a block ?
<10> However I am thinking of this http://prefetch.net/blog/?p=433
<11> define your word "block"
<11> ah ok
<11> just make bind serving these zones
<11> or these names
<11> the joke is the zone file "* IN A 127.0.0.1"
<11> it will report that IP for every name you give
<11> why do you ask, by the way? you just gave me the link of a site where all that is explained
<10> TheBonsai, thanks yes I understand how it works
<10> Imean the blocking to resolve it to loopback :P
<12> if im download 5 files at once, each at 50Kbps, that would make an accumulative DL speed of 250 Kbps right?
<12> if so, why cant i ever download a single file at that speed
<11> session limitations of the servers maybe
<11> (very unintelligent ones)
<13> I recently had to change my outgoing mail server (again!) because it returned mail to a RBL trap address. Now I'm getting some complaints about mail to lairds.com failing. I've looked at dnsreport and it seems o.k.
<11> and did you look at bounce mails or did the complaining guys report some details?
<13> reason: 550 Host unknown
<13> Name server: lairds.com:host not found
<9> Kyler, dns report shows a few small errors that point to mail errors
<13> archivist: I've been making changes... What did you notice?
<9> see http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=lairds.com
<13> Yes...and what do you see there that would "point to mail errors"?
<9> well the warning about the mailer greeting and tcp connections to one name server
<13> The greeting is what I've been changing. Who uses TCP for mail server lookups?! Oh, well...I s'pose I'll enable that.
<13> (The greeting is a pain because I have to do special things for outgoing mail now. Get everything to match is tricky.)
<13> Looks like I'm going to just have to wait for updates to propagate...
<9> http://www.squish.net/dnscheck/ found no errors for the mx record
<11> Kyler: man sorry, i got distracted and didn't watch #dns anymore *shame*
<13> TheBonsai: I've been getting good help in your absence. I think I have my greeting straightened out.
<11> i see it, yes. just wanted to say that i didn't ignore you on purpose
<13> TheBonsai: I really didn't have such high expectations of you! I appreciate your attentiveness though.
<14> ouch.
<13> Now I have TCP working. No more "WARN" messages from DNSreport.
<13> ouch?
<14> :)
<11> ouch :)
<13> O.k., I'm heading to the hospital to see my dog. Maybe there won't be any mail failure messages when I return...
<13> Thanks for the help!
<14> hope your dog feels better.
<11> does my nick look that idiotic? heh
<14> well - not too many people expect to get help from a tree, i suppose.
<15> hi all
<14> hello
<15> I have one small dns question. I have a domain and one real IP, but can I write a 2nd "A" record - subdomain possibly? ( excuse me, my english is bad)
<14> sure.
<15> because I use the CName records
<15> my dns service is afraid :-)
<14> that shouldn't matter
<15> because I can't write a second record, my IP is only one
<9> you can have many A records pointing to 1 IP
<14> i'm not familiar with how afraid work, but nothing in dns would prevent you from doing what you ask.
<15> in different directories?
<15> excuse me again, I am lamer and my english is bad
<9> eniac_petrov, see apache vhosts to use separate directories for serving
<15> because I have domain - bgplase.org, and one ip - 0.0.0.0. My site will be on my root folder : http://0.0.0.0. and I want second domain in other folder on server
<15> oooh, yes
<15> apache have
<15> vhosts
<15> :-D
<15> lamer :-D, excuse me
<15> thanks
<16> can you guys just point me to the right direction. I want to setup a dns on my box to manage all my registered domains.
<16> can I do that with a dynamic ip ?
<9> not a good idea get a fixed ip
<15> use hamachi
<15> this is a VPN application
<15> who guives you a virtual real IP
<16> must it be static? or could I do it with a dynamic ip?
<15> yes, what is your OS?
<16> linux
<9> your nameserver is expected to be at a fixed IP
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