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Old 12-27-2007, 02:01 PM   #1
sir-lancealot
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bind/named local search lost


I know this is like 1 line, but someone overwrote the zone file for our domain. Basically we have some web servers (ws1, ws2, ws3, etc.) and from any machine, you could type ping ws3 <enter> and it would goto the DNS, resolve and work.

Now that leads to an unknown host. You now need to put ping ws3.domain.com which I know I fixed with something in the DNS server, think it was the zone not the actual named.conf.

This is gonna kill me when I get the answer.... but any help is appreciated

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Old 12-27-2007, 02:49 PM   #2
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solved.

Was a bit off then what I thought, I thought it was the search domain.com in the resolv.conf, but this problem was a windows slave DNS server had a bad suffix in the tcp/ip properties!

Admitting stupidity is the 1st step from what I read!
 
  


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