Worked for me. Did you actually set up a reverse mapping domain withe "IP
reverse mapping" subfunction under DNS.Config? If so, the reverse mappings
should be in the file in /var/named named with your network number
(xxx.yyy.zzz).
You might also need to know that having the name server do the in-addr.arpa
nameserving for a class "C" network only works if the higher level network
authority has delegated this function to you. In my case, my ISP has to do
the delegation.
Hope this helps.
Fred Herman
On 01/17/99, "Gary Fischman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
> When using Linuxconf to set up DNS, the reverse mapping didn't want to work
> until I manually added PTR records for each IP address. Is this a bug or
> did I do something else wrong?
>
> TIA.
>
>
>
> --
> Gary Fischman
> Miata.net
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