Recently Registered Primary DNS will not resolve by name
Michael Kjorling
michael at kjorling.com
Mon Apr 15 16:14:57 UTC 2002
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On Apr 15 2002 12:08 -0400, Brian Guild wrote:
> Guys,
>
> Bear with me here because I am very new at bringing up DNS boxes. Anyway, I
> registered my primary DNS, dns1.body1.com with my registrar Netsol. When I
> do a whois on the name server through Netsol, I get the appropriate
> corresponding IP and name.
>
> Yet, when I try to resolve this server by name from, say, for example,
> another DNS server, I have no luck. Yes, I can ping it by IP number, but I
> cannot communicate by name. I have seen most other DNS servers set up so
> you can reach them by name. Do I have anything to worry about? Have I not
> configured or registered this machine correctly?
You need to add dns1.body1.com to the body1.com zone as well, since
authorative data has higher credibility than glue records.
Michael Kjörling
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