March 2001
Intermediate to advanced
576 pages
16h 42m
English
| Q1: | When you update named.conf with new configuration files, the changes are not used. |
| UNIX is a case-sensitive operating system—everything about UNIX is case sensitive. Check the case of the references in named.conf and the filenames on the filesystem. Every character must match. |
| Q1: | ping and other tools might use your DNS, but when you start nslookup it fails or issues timeout errors. |
| Make sure you have a PTR record in the reverse lookup zone for the DNS server. When nslookup starts, it performs a reverse lookup on the DNS server. If this fails, it causes errors. |
| Q1: | When you try to start the named process, it fails with little or no ... |
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