This one time, at band camp, Daniel Holze said:
> Hello debian-isp,
>
> i have a /24 and i have reverse delegations on this IP-Space.
> So i have i file it calls:
> 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
>
> Our ISP said that it must be work but it didnt.
> Maybe i think ripe didnt know my Nameservers.
> A
This one time, at band camp, Daniel Holze said:
> Hello debian-isp,
>
> i have a /24 and i have reverse delegations on this IP-Space.
> So i have i file it calls:
> 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
>
> Our ISP said that it must be work but it didnt.
> Maybe i think ripe didnt know my Nameservers.
> A
Hi Daniel,
to check if your reverse zone registered:
$ whois -hwhois.ripe.net 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
to check if your reverse delegation is working inside nameservice:
$ dig @ns.ripe.net any in 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
-> zone is registered, but the not (yet) active in ripes nameservice...
Hello debian-isp,
i have a /24 and i have reverse delegations on this IP-Space.
So i have i file it calls:
28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
i put in the File following text:
$TTL 12h
$ORIGIN 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa.
@ IN SOA ns1.dwl-dns.de. hostmaster.dwleasing.de. (
Hi Daniel,
to check if your reverse zone registered:
$ whois -hwhois.ripe.net 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
to check if your reverse delegation is working inside nameservice:
$ dig @ns.ripe.net any in 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
-> zone is registered, but the not (yet) active in ripes nameservice...
Hello debian-isp,
i have a /24 and i have reverse delegations on this IP-Space.
So i have i file it calls:
28.129.82.in-addr.arpa
i put in the File following text:
$TTL 12h
$ORIGIN 28.129.82.in-addr.arpa.
@ IN SOA ns1.dwl-dns.de. hostmaster.dwleasing.de. (
On Thu, 2002-09-05 11:11:33 +0200, Davi Leal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> sendmail 8.12.2-5
>
> When sending mail to the server, there is a 25 second delay before the sent
> mail is accepted. It is due to the reverse DNS check. How to disable
sendmail 8.12.2-5
When sending mail to the server, there is a 25 second delay before the sent
mail is accepted. It is due to the reverse DNS check. How to disable the
reverse DNS check?. Any FEATURE, #define, etc. to the sendmail.mc file?. Any
option to the sendmail.cf file?. Any idea?
Regards
hi,
I have a problem I installed 2 new name
servers
ns1.asenacorp.net and ns2 but I can not look for
their
reverse information but my reverse information is
ok I am sure.
What should i do Could somebody help about
me?
Thanks,
erol
> For some reason the reverse (in-addr.arpa) mapping of an IP doesn't
> always work.
>
> dig -x 209.102.25.210
... rest of examples clipped ...
Using dnstrace, it looks like a few of the nameservers I queried have a
poisoned or corrupted cache; e.g.:
$ dnstrace -c 210.25.102.209.in-addr.arpa
For some reason the reverse (in-addr.arpa) mapping of an IP doesn't
always work.
dig -x 209.102.25.210
This usually returns SERVFAIL (or NXDOMAIN).
So I was guessing that it wasn't set up.
But I started at the beginning. The root-servers point to arin.net's
servers. Then arin.net's servers poi
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