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Hi, We configured our DNS server and when use dig domain. com mx or ns we will get answer. If we are giving only domain name (dig domain. com) dig ...
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  1. 07-04-2012 #1
    brittocj
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    Hi,

    We configured our DNS server and when use dig domain. com mx or ns we will get answer. If we are giving only domain name (dig domain. com) dig gives 0 answer and full SOA line in the zone file under Authority section. What could be wrong?

    Zone file looks something like following
    $TTL 86400
    1D IN SOA ns1.domain. com. hostmaster.domain. com. (
    2002022401 ; serial
    3H ; refresh
    15 ; retry
    1w ; expire
    3h ; minimum
    )
    IN NS ns1.domain. com.
    IN MX 10 mail.domain. com.
    ns1 IN A 192.168.0.1

    Thanks
    britto
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  2. 07-07-2012 #2
    rbdharnia
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    use the following command it may help u

    dnsmasq_selinux
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  3. 07-14-2012 #3
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    The reason you get no answer is because you do not have a catch-all configured in your zone file an '@'.
    You do not need one and most if they have one point to their web server.

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