nslookup my own domain doesn't work
jeany vanzuela
jaws at slak.pworld.net.ph
Mon Nov 6 20:36:12 UTC 2000
hi jon,
try to look at this:
86400 IN NS ultra7media.com.
please take note the dot (.) after your domain name. you should terminate
every domain statement with a period, this will signify the end of the
statement. if the statement ends with an ip
address, you dont need to put a period at the end.
hope this will help.
--jeany
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Jon Hui wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm a newbie here and just set up a name server for my own domain
> (ultra7media.com). However, I couldn't query my domain name in nslookup no
> matter which name servers I use. It always says "Non-existent host/domain."
> Instead, I've to first set type=NS before I can see the name servers for my
> domain. But I can query other domains fine just by typing their domain name
> in nslookup without having to set type=NS first. I tried to see what
> happened in the log and saw that named tried to query something like this
> "ultra7media.com.ultra7media.com" Can anyone help?
>
> Another newbie question. If I saw some domain's name servers are
> ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com, is it usually the case that ns1 is the
> primary name server while ns2 is the slave?
>
> Any help would be very much appreciated.
>
> -Jon
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