On Dec 21, 2007 4:59 PM, John H. Robinson, IV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > My tools come from djbdns, and I find them a lot more sane than the ones > from BIND. > > dnsip does an DNS query for an IP address. dnsqr does a DNS Query of the > Root server, with a specified request. dnsq does a DNS Query from a > specified server with a specified request. > > I did run multiple queries, and each came back the same. Are you seeing > caching issues? >
It's possible. From a remote server (the www.randomlogic.com server, located at another data center, using different DNS) I get a consistent result of the wrong IP. Here at home - using Cox DNS servers, I get inconsistent results. I suspect there are some customers (and customers of customers) out there that have no problem, and others that do. My phone has been quiet, so I'm hoping those with problems are the few and far between. What really pisses me off is that the management software we're using is what sent the wrong IP out in the first place. When changing DNS records, it makes the change in the various files (zone files, top level files, etc.) and then restarts named all in one move. No chance to verify the changes before they're committed, and the GUI does not show all DNS records. The manual says NOT to edit files by hand. Well, fsck that, next time I do it by hand. What a stupid interface for something as important as DNS records. PGA -- Paul G. Allen Random Logic Consulting www.randomlogic.com -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
