RE: [cobalt-users] RaQ4 nslookup doesn't work

["Phil Beynon" <Infolink@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > If you do not have a full /24 network, you may need to
> > contact your ISP and tell them you want PTR records in
> > accordance with RFC-2317.
> >
> > A typical RFC-2317 compliant delegated subnet would have a name;
> > pri.32-28.3.2.1.in-addr.arpa this would be a file for a /28 subnet

Hi,
Does this mean that I am doing something wrong here then?
I have a Raq4i with (so far) one IP address assigned to it. When I set up a
new virtual site I just leave the /24 thing alone since that is the default
and it's not described in any real detail in the users manual.
Should I not be doing this, and what is the effect if I do - since all the
sites seem to work just fine?


Regards,

Phil

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