> The thing that blows me away is how idiots have like 10 different
> things on a server and wonder why they have problems.
You mean like this (suncom1 is Suncom, the/a cell phone division of AT&T)? Their
primary DNS server (ns1.suncom1.com), FTP server, and mail server are all on the same
machine. Of course, "mail.suncom1.com" isn't there mail server!
-Scott
> ls -d suncom1.com
[ns1.suncom1.com]
suncom1.com. SOA ns1.suncom1.com
sysgod.telecorp1.com.suncom1.com. (2000060205 10800 3600 604800 21600)
suncom1.com. NS ns1.suncom1.com
suncom1.com. NS ns1.telecorp1.com
suncom1.com. NS ns1-auth.sprintlink.net
suncom1.com. NS ns2-auth.sprintlink.net
suncom1.com. A 206.105.192.27
suncom1.com. MX 10 ardns01.suncom1.com
washwebstore A 206.105.192.27
sunburstpr CNAME sunburst.suncom1.com
sunburst A 207.38.162.123
ardns01 A 206.105.192.20
mail A 206.105.194.1
localhost A 127.0.0.1
SUNCOMSHOP A 206.105.192.27
www CNAME washwebstore.suncom1.com
ns1 A 206.105.192.20
ftp CNAME ardns01.suncom1.com
suncom1.com. SOA ns1.suncom1.com
sysgod.telecorp1.com.suncom1.com. (2000060205 10800 3600 604800 21600)
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