470 Part Three • IPv6 Practice
internet address = 192.168.25.5 ns1.mydomain.com
record type 38, interpreted as: ns1.mydomain.com.
3600 IN 38 ?38? ns1.mydomain.com
IPv6 address = 3ffe:80f0:1:1:201:2ff:fe00:2112
ns2.mydomain.com
internet address = 192.168.25.4 ns2.mydomain.com
record type 38, interpreted as: ns2.mydomain.com.
3600 IN 38 ?38? ns2.mydomain.com
IPv6 address = 3ffe:80f0:1:1:201:2ff:fe00:2111
You’ll notice in this output that the newer IPv6 record type, A6, is not
understood. However, the IPv6 address comes through via the older
AAAA record format.
You’ve now tested your master DNS both locally and remotely. Since
I’m sure there’s no chance of anything going wrong, you now have
a working master domain name server capable of serving both IPv4