hmmm,
interesting.
btw, can you e-mail me private. I'd like to get my caching nameserver
wrking correctly 9right now, its set to read but not respond outside my
firewall).
Hawke
Michael Sheldon wrote:
>
> They're feeding you a major line.
>
> Wednesday evening I spent a bit of time trying to figure out what was going
> on. None of the "high" level domains were working. ie: az.home.com was
> resolving, but all hosts for chnd1.az.home.com and phnx1.az.home.com
> returned as "Non-existent domain". I queried several DNS servers, the one
> they told me to use when I signed up, their authoritative server
> dns1.home.com ,and my own caching nameserver. All returned the same results.
> Today, all of them are giving good answers.
>
> Considering that I run a caching nameserver, this means that the DNS had
> been down long enough for the "expires" time on the records to elapse.
>
> There may have been an additional problems with their mailservers, but they
> *definitely* had a major screw up with their DNS.
>
> Michael J. Sheldon
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