On Mon, May 08, 2000 at 07:32:53PM +1000, Stuart Hume wrote:
> hi,
> I'm trying to set up two domain names and the first one when through with no
>problems. The second one give me back the following message when i did a grep
>"findns" /var/log/messages
>
> May 8 17:51:24 fwall named[6757] sysquery:findns error (NXDOMAIN) on
>fwall.issuemeter.com?
>
> What does this message means ?
It means that named was unable to find whatever you were querying for
(fwall.issuemeter.com)?
fwall.issuemeter.com appears to be offline atm; at any rate:
$dig issuemeter.com ns @a.root-servers.net
is only returning data for one of your nameservers.
$dig issuemeter.com ns @ns1.telstra.net.au
returns a non-authoritative response and lists ns1.telstra.net (no .au)
as a secondary. Actually they both appear to have the same IP.
I'd recommend you uses a different SOA value rather than simple increments.
The listed machine that created the DNS data (issuemeter.com) doesn't
exist. However your most pressing problem is that one of telstra's
DNS servers (203.50.0.24 -- ns1.telstra.net) doesn't believe itself
to be authoritative for your data.
Anand
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