Re: NEWBIE: DNS server on ADSL with static IP
- From: "Hung Nguyen" <viethung@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 6 Aug 2005 05:30:36 +1000
"Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]" <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hung Nguyen wrote:
>> Hi Kevin,
>>
>> As I said in previous post, the only setting i have are name serve 1
>> and 2 and addition namserver if needed.
>
> Just to clarify, each zone you host for a public domain must have NS
> records
> matching the NS records seen in the public whois lookup for the domain
> name.
>
>>
>> I also tried to contact registrar and they said send them my IP
>> number so they can glue??? Is that what you meant?
>> (You can do it manually with your registrar but perhaps my registrar
>> have to do it for me themselves :)
>
> Yes, this is what I mean, exactly. Some registrars have a link in the
> administration console when you logon to the registrar to manage your
> domain.
> However, some registrars do not have the capability to allow this and you
> have to email them a request to create the Glue record for you.
>
It may be true as they are domain reseller, the reason i chose them because
they are cheap :)
and do the work OK before I start this DNS thing
>>
>> For create the public zone, i did similar to what you said the but
>> the only different is, after I create a zone xyz.com,
>> I have 1 SOA and 1NS already in the zone which resolve my private
>> network, ie. server2.
>
> Create a host record with the same public name you used with your
> registrar
> (e.g NS1) with the same public public IP you gave your registrar. Edit or
> delete current incorrect NS records in all public zones that DON'T match
> what is in the Public whois for the domain.. Delete any Glue record that
> has
> a private IP address in the NS record properties.
>
>>
>> As I said, after deleted the server2 NS and host(A), update DNS
>> server file, exit DNS manager, restart DNS services,
>> open DNS manager, check, and server2 host(A) and NS records are
>> there. Maybe I need to reinstall the server :(.
>
> You have to manually create the glue record and NS record, you cannot use
> AD
> integrated public zones, as this will automatically create a NS record and
> glue for the internal IP of the DNS server.
>
As in previous post, I did mention that I removed AD role from my server,
only DNS server left, but I guess all the settings are still hidden
somewhere and not been removed.
And I CANNOT delete it manually in DNS manager as it COMES BACK after
restart DNS server.
I will try to search registry and folder to see if it is hidden somewhere.
>>
>> For the glue, I may have to wait until next week because my registrar
>> is so slow ... to update GLUE.
>
> Some are very slow, did you ask them if they had an interface in your
> Administrative console with the registrar?
>
Good point here. I should email and ask for it.
As this is my first time setting up public DNS, still lots of things to
learn
>>
>> I will let you know once i got A record in place with my registrar, i
>> would test my DNS again.
>
> Creating the glue on your local DNS server with a long TTL can help,
> because
> this A record will stay in cache if anyone does a lookup on your domain.
> This cannot take the place of your registrar having your glue but it can
> help succeeding lookups after the initial lookup.
>
>
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