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[Kevin Darcy]

8.66.65.in-addr.arpa and 66.65.in-addr.arpa are delegated to ns1.swbell.net and ns2.swbell.net, not your nameservers. If you want to host that reverse zone, you'll need to talk to SW Bell about getting it delegated to your nameservers.

Note that if you only own *part* of 65.66.8/24, then SW Bell shouldn't be delegating the whole reverse zone to you. You'll have to play games to be able to control your reverse records, e.g. delegating each reverse name as a separate zone, or RFC 2317-style aliasing.

                                                                                                                                                - Kevin

Kris McElroy wrote:

> I fixed the error with the Non-authoritive Thanks!  I now have a problem with my reverse.  Below is a nslookup from my server and it show the reverse is working.  Then when I do a nslookup from another server it says that it can't find the server.  Does any body have any suggestions?
>
> C:\>nslookup
> Default Server:  ns1.duracom.net
> Address:  216.226.6.14
>
> > set q=ptr
> > 65.66.8.21
> Server:  ns1.duracom.net
> Address:  216.226.6.14
>
> 21.8.66.65.in-addr.arpa name = mail.compworldnet.com
> 8.66.65.in-addr.arpa    nameserver = ns1.duracom.net
> 8.66.65.in-addr.arpa    nameserver = ns2.duracom.net
> ns1.duracom.net internet address = 216.226.6.14
> ns2.duracom.net internet address = 63.115.88.186
> >
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kris McElroy
> kmcelroy at duracom.net
>
> Internet Systems Engineer
> Duracom, INC.