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>Jeff,
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>There are firewalls out there that consider traffic in and out of the
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Hi Rob -
That is more or less what is happening, but I'm not clear about the
specifics. I'm finding it a bit of a mystery
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Hi Davide -
Sorry about the delay on this - I was in away yesterday and today...
Here is
Hi Davide -
Sorry about the delay on this - I was in away yesterday and today...
Here is a sample of the dig + trace - I copied only the last two entries
- basically this pattern is repeated until the "too many lookups"
result. The other domains this server is authoritative for produce the
sa
On Thu, 21 Feb 2008, Jeff Buehler wrote:
> By the way, the trace does, and always has, produced the correct name
> servers (dns1.buehlertech.net and dns2.buehlertech.net), it just
> continues to trace after that result.
Do they set the correct AUTHORITY bit in the answer?
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; server (so the Monowall external ip) ?
>> dig @monowall-external-internet-ip trikorausa.com +trace
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I should also clarify, as you mention users, that none of this has=20
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Hi Davide -
Yes, it works from an external line, but not from the server itself. I =
am trying to figure out why provi
Hi Davide -
Yes, it works from an external line, but not from the server itself. I
am trying to figure out why providing the authoritative DNS for that
domain (pointing to another server on the net which provides everything
else for the domain) causes the failure - it seems to be looping, whic
On Wed, 20 Feb 2008, Jeff Buehler wrote:
> OK, just to add to my confusion, here is part of what is going on - this
> server also provides the authoritative DNS for trikorausa.com (but not
> local DNS queries or caching!). It does not provide any other services
> for trikorausa.com (no email e
On Wed, 20 Feb 2008, CLEMENT Francis wrote:
> Hello Davide
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> Recently I asked you how SMARTDnshost variable affected xmail internal
> resolver, and you said that when using SmartDnsHost, xmail only ask for =
> the
> 'final' request (directly the mx lookup without trying first soa, ns, =
>
OK, just to add to my confusion, here is part of what is going on - this
server also provides the authoritative DNS for trikorausa.com (but not
local DNS queries or caching!). It does not provide any other services
for trikorausa.com (no email etc.) - the records point to an outside
address.
Hello Davide
Recently I asked you how SMARTDnshost variable affected xmail internal
resolver, and you said that when using SmartDnsHost, xmail only ask for =
the
'final' request (directly the mx lookup without trying first soa, ns, =
)
I asked this because I had the same problem as Jeff but
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