Re: [cobalt-users] DNS Question?

["John.Milo" <John.m@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rodolfo 
Thanks for your reply

Here are my DNS Records for both RaQs
Primary & Secondary.:

DNS Records: for NS1.MEDIADOMAIN.NET   62.6.167.38
 ( A ) Record : ns1.mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.38
(PTR)Record: 62.6.167.38>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>ns1.mediadomain.net
( A ) Record : mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.38
( A ) Record : mail.mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.38
( A ) Record : www.mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.38
(PTR)Record: 62.6.167.38 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>mediadomain.net
( MX)Record: mediadomain.net>>to high priority mail server>>>>>
mail.mediadomain.net

DNS Records: for NS2.MEDIADOMAIN.NET   62.6.167.39
 ( A ) Record : ns2.mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.39
(PTR)Record: 62.6.167.39>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>ns2.mediadomain.net
( A ) Record : mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.38
( A ) Record : mail.mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.38
( A ) Record : www.mediadomain.net>>>>>>>>>>>>>>62.6.167.38
(PTR)Record: 62.6.167.38 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>mediadomain.net
( MX)Record: mediadomain.net>>to high priority mail server>>>>>
mail.mediadomain.net

As it is everything works perfect.

So what you thing?

Cheers 
John Milo



----- Original Message ----- 
From: <rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 5:59 PM
Subject: RE: [cobalt-users] DNS Question?


> > So the network admin claims that, this is happening
> > because my DNS records are Wrong and  my Reverse DNS lookups.
> > Is this true ? Or is his Network, and his Firewall setup,
> > Because when this is happen first time, I call him and he 
> > said to me let me rest my Firewall, and after that everything
> > was working again.
> > 
> > Also claims that I can't PING the Servers because  PING is been
> > generated by the DNS servers and if the records are wrong you
> > can't PING. Is this true? How come when the servers are up and
> > running everything is fine, which means the DNS Records are OK.
> 
> Sounds funny. DNS doesn't change randomly; it either works or
> doesn't. So if your RaQ's work some of the time, then don't work
> some of the time, that's usually not DNS.
> 
> Also, if you're pinging them using the IP address (111.222.333.444)
> then DNS never gets into the mix at all! Are you, in fact, pinging
> them by name or by number?
> 
> As Lorraine suggested, you can post your DNS records so we can look
> at them more carefully, but I suspect the problem is in their network
> not your DNS.
> 
> -- 
> Rodolfo J. Paiz
> rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>  
>  
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