expired or non-authoritative domains

2009-02-06 Thread Konstantin N. Bezruchenko
Hello,

I have a two DNS servers, which our customers uses to host their domains.

Sometimes customers forgot to renew domain, or just don't want to
renew it, or they move domain to other name servers.
However i still have records for this domains in my configs.

Is there any way to determine which domains are no longer use my name servers?

Sure, i can write some script just to make queries to root servers,
parse answers and look if domains is still refers to my nameservers,
but i believe there must be some native way?

Thanks.
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Re: expired or non-authoritative domains

2009-02-06 Thread Mark Andrews

In message 2070cf420902060124ged41b99jf56a15306c9b2...@mail.gmail.com, Konst
antin N. Bezruchenko writes:
 Hello,
 
 I have a two DNS servers, which our customers uses to host their domains.
 
 Sometimes customers forgot to renew domain, or just don't want to
 renew it, or they move domain to other name servers.
 However i still have records for this domains in my configs.
 
 Is there any way to determine which domains are no longer use my name servers
 ?
 
 Sure, i can write some script just to make queries to root servers,
 parse answers and look if domains is still refers to my nameservers,
 but i believe there must be some native way?

Unless you are serving tld's you don't want to query the root
servers.  You want to query the parent servers and yes that
is the easiest way.
 
Mark
 Thanks.
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