Questions tagged [ns-record]
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Is it possible to chain NS records?
Is it 'legal' and possible in DNS to chain NS records like this:
com. NS:
example.com NS ns1.example.com.
ns1.example.com A a.b.c.d
example.com. NS:
example.com NS azuredns.com.
azuredns.com. A x.y.v.z
The reason why I'm attempting such…
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Creating DNS Zone before projects relocation when using same NS records (No Downtime Allowed)
We have 2 accounts (servers), every account has different domains attached and because it's the same company all the domains uses the same nameservers. So according to this great response of @wesley https://serverfault.com/a/744148/462018
The…
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Is it correct BIND9 configuration for my external DNS zone?
My file with zone
My /etc/bind/db.piduna.org
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; BIND data file for local loopback interface
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$TTL 604800
$ORIGIN piduna.org.
@ IN SOA ns1.piduna.org. root.piduna.org. (
2018031701 ; Serial
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Piduna
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only SOA on own DNS server; other RR on third DNS servers
At Registro.br, I bought a domain and pointed to my primary DNS server.
I use tinydns.
I created a SOA and two NS entries. That's working perfectly.
My question:
Is it possible on my DNS server rewrite the SOA and NS entries and point to Amazon's…
Nenhum Mail
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NS server updated, but A record pulled from old nameserver
I use Amazon AWS Route 53 as both my DNS and Nameserver.
I want to use Wix as my name server.
I've updated my NS record on AWS Route to point to the Wix name server.
It's been 72 hours, and I think the change has propagated. I visit…
Owen Brown
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BIND server sends no query back
I've tried to configure my BIND-DNS server, so it will respond to to DNS requests made to a subdomain mail.prognoza.cu.cc of my domain prognoza.cu.cc .
I've defined an NS record of mail.prognoza.cu.cc with the server IP as the content.
I've also…
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Need help understanding what to "point" for DNS
I am just learning about DNS, so please bear with me and don't hesitate to correct me.
I own my domain example.com --- I have created two linux boxes that I am designating ns1 and ns2 .example.com. And lets say I have two web boxes. web1 and web2. …
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Moving DNS management from Office 365 to my own host
At the moment the DNS for our domain is managed at Office 365. This means the NS records point to Microsoft (dig -t ns…
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Do something with dns caching after transfering site to new hosting
I've transferred web-site to new hosting, changing ns records in domain admin panel. Everything is ok, but there is dns caching on computers visited site before. They store old ns records. Locally, problem can be solved - there are methods for clean…
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How domain points to exact host?
I know that when we put nameserver to domain it points to server then we put domain adress to a host so it basically connects each other.
But lets say when I`m using AWS or other providers they give same Nameserver to everyone. If someone else puts…
Fatih
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Sub-domain for azure virtual machine
I have a A record pointing to Azure website IP address.
Now I want to direct a subdomain to a Azure virtual machine.
Can I create a NS record xxx.example.com -> xxx.southeastasia.cloudapp.azure.com?
Do I need to create any CNAME records?
Do I have…
Alvin
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Namer Server Propagation DELAY / Private DNS
I have the below setup at my registrar .
Main DOmain = abc.com
Second Domain = def.com
Third DOmain = ghi.com
As such , I have configured the below DNS / Host settings .
abc.com
NameServer : ns1.myhost.com & ns2.myhost.com
Hosts : ns1.abc.com &…
Lakshitha129X
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How does a client get the zone file?
I understand the role of a NS record, but what I don't understand is how a client (e.g. my computer) get the NS record in the first place? Please help me fill in the gap:
I want abc.com
I ask ??? for the zone file
I get the zone file information…
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Bind can't resolve specific domains - no A record to their ns
I'm getting a problem resolving a domain when their ns servers don't have an A record.
I'm running bind 9.3.2P2.
For example domain:10gb.co.il
when trying from Windows dns servers it seems to work fine.
Thanks
yanir
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After name server change, DNS queries on and off
I migrated the domain www.pantego.com to a different name server. We were using the Enom registrar and their default name servers, but I migrated them to AWS Route 53. I know all records were copied over, but the domain seems to go up and down at…
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