Re: [cobalt-users] Dummies Guide to DNS needed

["David Booth" <dbooth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Query: NS1.SEARCHER.ORG. Query type: Any record
Recursive query: Yes Authoritative answer: No
Query time: 557 ms. Server name: n/a

Answer:
 ns1.searcher.org. 172800 A 216.65.142.5

Authority:
 searcher.org. 172800 NS ns1.searcher.org.
 searcher.org. 172800 NS ns2.hispeed.net.

Someone upstream (hispeed?) needs to notify their upstream or tld (top level
domain) about your change. Out here we still resolve NS1.SEARCHER.ORG to
216.65.142.5

David Booth
Goulburn Internet
http://www.goulburn.net.au
0500522400

----- Original Message -----
From: "CSO Andrew Witham 526" <awitham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 7:26 AM
Subject: [cobalt-users] Dummies Guide to DNS needed


> For the past couple of years I have had a RAQ2 dedicated server at a
remote
> hosted location.  Due to connectivity issues, the provider has moved me to
a
> new server, a RAQ3, and from a single IP address (216.65.142.5) to new ips
> 64.39.228.192/28 (the Server IPs = 64.39.228.194 - 64.39.228.206).
>
> The sites were all moved across, and the RAQ3 appears to be correctly
> configured (i.e. similar to the RAQ2, but substituting the new IP address
> 64.39.228.194 in place of 216.65.142.5), however the name server
> NS1.SEARCHER.ORG cannot be found.
>
> It has been several days, so I think it is a configuration problem rather
> than propagation of the new IP address for NS1.SEARCHER.ORG
(64.39.228.194).
>
> I guess I have either missed a step in the conversion process, or used the
> wrong IP address for the DNS server.  I am needing a real dummies guide to
> fixing this!  I am neither Linux or TCP/IP literate.
>
> Any help gratefully accepted!
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Drew
>
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