Hi Anup,

>>>>> "anup" == anup narayanan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

    anup> my /var/named/<domainname>.com:-
    anup> ---------------------------------
    anup> @             IN      SOA     red.linux.com   hostmaster.red. (              
                                2000020402
    anup> ; serial              
    anup>                   3600 ; refresh
    anup>                    900 ; retry        
    anup>                1209600 ; expire       
    anup>                  43200 ; default_ttl                  )
    anup> @             IN      MX      5       red
    anup> @             IN      NS      red.linux.com.
    anup> red           IN      A       203.129.248.200
    anup> cyber         IN      A       203.129.248.202
    anup> tranlee               IN      CNAME   red

    anup> important:-the error messages in my /var/log file is as follows

    anup> "tranlee.linux.com" has CNAME and other data "errors.hope this much info 
helps
    anup> you to find an answer to my problem.

1.  What domain is this the file for?  If the domain is red.linux.com,
then the line which starts with ``red IN A...'' should read


     @  IN       A  203.129.248.200

If the domain is linux.com, then the line is OK.

In any case, the tranlee line should read:

   tranlee   IN  CNAME   red.linux.com.

Note the trailing period.

    anup> thanks
    anup> anup.

Regards,

-- Raju


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