On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, Kennedy wrote:
> I've specified the nameserver:
> >Networking -> Client tasks -> Name server specification (DNS)
>
> /etc/resolv.conf
> domain iris.com
> nameserver 198.176.199.1
>
> /etc/hosts
> 127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain
> 198.176.199.103 iris103.iris.com iris103
>
> hostname
> iris103.iris.com
>
> Telnet connection is still slow
As far as I can see, the machine 198.176.199.1 is not a name server at
all. Pointing nslookup to it does not return anything. Doing a telnet to
it present a prompt that looks much more like a router than an actual host
(I may be wrong here), since it request only a password and not a user id.
I suggest that you verify what is the actual DNS you must use. Doing
nslookup -q=ns iris.com
reports other DNSs which are answering requests. For sure, you are not
forced to use these DNSs (192.52.71.4 198.112.211.68 198.112.211.66). I
suggest you set your resolv.conf to point to one of those DNS to see how
things will go.
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