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- From: "Mark Taylor" <Mark_Taylor@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed May 9 23:09:04 2001
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
I am having troubles getting web and mail both working at the same time on a
virtual server that resides on a RaQ4i cobalt web appliance.
I have a /23 block of IP's from a Class A network.
I found this in /etc/named/records
[root named]# cat records
a - my-isp.org 65.64.127.103 24
a benton.my-isp.org 65.64.127.102 24
a www my-isp.org 65.64.127.103 24
ptr - my-isp.org 65.64.127.103 23
ptr benton.my-isp.org 65.64.127.102 23
mx - my-isp.org High www.my-isp.org
soa - my-isp.org
vwebsvr1.my-isp.com:ns1.swbell.net:admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:10800:3600:6048
00:86400 -
soa - 65.64.127.2/23
vwebsvr1.my-isp.com::admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:10800:3600:604800:86400 -
It seems to me that the cobalt declaration of an A record gives it a /24 and
I can not find where to make it a /23. the reverse PTR records allow you to
define a /23.
How do I go about fixing this or does it matter?