[cobalt-users] RE: Certain Sites Wont Resolve DNS

["B. Runge" <brunge@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

>
> I guess I do not know which way this answer should go
> based on the earlier request. Our DNS servers are
> ns1.indytel.com(pri) and ns0.indytel.com (sec).  Indytel.com
> is the domain and the domains we are having issues getting to
> are as follows:
> deere.com
> avon.com
> ocas.com
>
>

>--- contacting nameserver: ns0.indytel.com [24.149.30.242]

>Non-authoritative answer:
>deere.com	NS	NS1.deere.com
>deere.com	NS	NS2.deere.com

>I'm not sure what you are running that gives you a timeout. Are you
>unable to send mail from your server to foo@xxxxxxxxx or any of the
>other domains you mention?

I do know that if user@xxxxxxxxx sends a message to user@xxxxxxxxxxx that
the message is never received. I have not had the opportunity
to speak with our customer to find out if his contact has received messages.
I have checked my maillog and have not seen any mail that has been bounced
to that domain.

>It appears your DNS is able to look up the
>proper DNS.

>When you run dig deere.com via SSH what does your RaQ report?

This is what I get from a dig from the RaQ:
; <<>> DiG 8.3 <<>> deere.com
;; res options: init recurs defnam dnsrch
;; res_nsend to server default -- 24.149.30.246: Connection timed out

>--
>Dan Kriwitsky
>
>Please reply to the list only. Offlist replies are not read.


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