base domain doesn't respond with an IP

[Alberto ----]

yes , so simple , as origin or @ after NS declarations put


@            IN    A    ip.ip.ip.ip

If I correctly understood the question



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Subject: base domain doesn't respond with an IP

On a domain all the subdomain names resolve to IP address (mail, ns1, www, etc etc) but the base domain name does not.

the config files looks like:

$ORIGIN .
$TTL 86400      ; 1 day
covisp.net<http://covisp.net>.             IN SOA  ns1.covisp.net<http://ns1.covisp.net>. root.covisp.net<http://root.covisp.net>. (
                               2016103100 ; serial
                             1H ; refresh
                             15 ; retry
                             1w ; expire
                             600 ; minimum
                               )
                       NS      ns1.covisp.net<http://ns1.covisp.net>.
                       NS      ns2.covisp.net<http://ns2.covisp.net>.
                       NS      mail.covisp.net<http://mail.covisp.net>.
                       MX      10 mail.covisp.net<http://mail.covisp.net>.
$ORIGIN covisp.net<http://covisp.net>.
mail                    A       65.121.55.42
ns1                     A       65.121.55.43
ns2                     A       65.121.55.44
www                     A       65.121.55.45

dnscheck.pingdom.com<http://dnscheck.pingdom.com> shows everything is fine.

<http://dnscheck.pingdom.com/?domain=covisp.net&timestamp=1478077674&view=1>

# dig covisp.net<http://covisp.net> @ns2.covisp.net
...

;covisp.net<http://covisp.net>. IN A

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:
covisp.net<http://covisp.net>. 600 IN SOA ns1.covisp.net<http://ns1.covisp.net>. root.covisp.net<http://root.covisp.net>. 2016103100 3600 15 604800 600

(I have also tried the following, with no change:

$ORIGIN covisp.net<http://covisp.net>.
.        A       65.121.55.42
mail     A       65.121.55.42

I'm sure it's something stupid....

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