Thanks for the exhaustive answer/query.
The "different machine" was in the same subnet. I did actually ping from it to make
sure the DNS server is reachable. The DNS server is running myDNS.
I think the 'dig' actually tested the deamon, as I didn't touch the /etc/resolve.conf,
and I have no name
At 11:47 AM 6/24/2004 -0400, Anshuman Singh Rawat wrote:
Hi,
I recently setup a DNS server on my linux box (RH9.0).
I tested it using 'dig' which was a success when I tested it locally,
but failed with "connection timed out" when I tried from a different machine.
It seems like DNS traffic is being
Hi,
I recently setup a DNS server on my linux box (RH9.0).
I tested it using 'dig' which was a success when I tested it locally,
but failed with "connection timed out" when I tried from a different machine.
It seems like DNS traffic is being firewalled off. Is that a possibility?
If yes, how do I
