Re: reverse dns - fully qualified zone
- From: "kbasehunter" <kbasehunter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 17:56:01 -0700
Also, the top domain is www.convertertechnology.com. When I go to
http://www.whois.sc/convertertechnology.com it lists my
ctomeet.convertertechnology.com server as a name server as well as
dns1.mbcomms.net.au. So I am a little confused about how paetec is involved.
I have a server called uspostal that runs email that is in need of the
reverse dns.
So would I contact my domain name registra or the isp?
Eitherway, I will try to contact both.
Thanks,
"kbasehunter" wrote:
> Hmmm, I am not so good at dns as you guys are, but I will check with my isp.
> I did not do the initial set up with them. I just thought since the domain
> name points directly to my server, that it was up to me to set this up. If
> it is I will take kevin's advice. I figured paetec just gives me the block
> of ip addresses.
> TTYL,
> Stan
>
> "Kevin D. Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]" wrote:
>
> > kbasehunter <kbasehunter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > > Hi, can someone mention on how to make a fully qualified domain name
> > > in win2ks. I am running real world dns and need to make a reverse
> > > zone in particular to allow my email server to contact aol users.
> > > Aol only allows fully qualified names to be resolved so the in.appr
> > > will not suffice for my needs. The wizard will not allow me to type
> > > a name. I own 64.80.239.64/24. So I believe I need
> > > 239.80.64.convertechnology.com, but how do I get it? Thanks
> >
> > Is this how your ISP delegated it to you?
> >
> > If it is you don't do this using a reverse lookup zone, you create this in
> > your forward lookup zone, first open the convertechnology.com zone, right
> > click select new domain, name it 64, then open the 64 sub domain, create a
> > new domain named 80, then open the 80 sub domain and create a new domain
> > named 239, open that sub domain and create your PTR records, all this should
> > be done with the DNS management console in Advanced view.
> >
> > If your ISP has not delegated the PTR to you you need to contact them and
> > have it delegated to you. Then use whatever method they use.
> >
> >
> > --
> > Best regards,
> > Kevin D4 Dad Goodknecht Sr. [MVP]
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