getting my own IP back

[julianop]

I've just posted my named.conf and the zone file for my domain -
barnlea.com.
In response to your question, though, yes I want to serve my domain, but
it's only 1 real IP, so a local lookup would only return the correct IP!
Ultimately, I want to run my own server so I can eventually provide
secondary service for a friend.

Additional info:

Dig appears to be giving me correct info, but nslookup always fails.

j.
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"Kevin Darcy" <kcd at daimlerchrysler.com> wrote in message
news:b2rm7u$rff$1 at isrv4.isc.org...
> julianop wrote:
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> >After setting up a bind 9 installation (before I go live and update my
zone
> >info at my registrar),  nslookup and dig called from the DNS server
return
> >my own fixed IP for every inquiry I make, when I specify my own IP for
the
> >server. If I don't specify my own server on the comand line, and rely on
my
> >ISP's DNS server, I get the correct result.
> >
> >I'm running a single fixed IP, and have five machines on a private
subnet,
> >and have port 53 punched through to the real world, NATed to the Linux
box,
> >if that makes any difference.
> >
> >Anyone know what I could have done wrong, please?
> >
> Sounds suspiciously like you've got a wildcard entry somewhere. Without
> knowing basically anything about how your nameserver is configured,
> though, that's just a wild guess.
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> You said you were going to change your zone info at your registrar. Does
> this imply that you have a zone that you want to serve to the outside
> world? Do queries for names in *that* zone return the correct
> information? That would kind of support the wildcard theory, since
> authoritative data overrides wildcards.
>
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