This is a discussion on Re: HELP! DNS Problem within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; David Meier wrote: > Hi all, > > I have the enjoyable task to fix our DNS server for reverse ...
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David Meier wrote: > Hi all, > > I have the enjoyable task to fix our DNS server for reverse lookups. > Unfortunately I am a novice to OpenVMS which makes the task a true > challenge. > > We have 32 IP addresses from our ISP and I need to set that zone up > for reverse DNS lookups. Therefore I have to create a file > (Unix-style) called: 32/27.214.141.195.in-addr.arpa.db > > Since slashes and dots are not allowed in file names I called it: > 32_27_214_141_195_in-addr_arpa.db > > To include the zone in named I need to create a command such as: > > $ ucx set conf bind /prime=(domain:32/27.214.141.195.in-addr.arpa) > > which leads to the following error: > > %CLI-W-NOPAREN, value improperly delimited - supply parenthesis > \32\ David, it looks like it does not like the slash in the zone name, since you have only 32 ips not whole class C you have to follow RFC 2317, as Barry mentioned to you already and I believe you have read it already since you setting up such a zone. you dont have to use slash if vms command complains about it, just use dash '-' or something acceptable. This zone name, whatever you will name it, let's say "32-63.27.214.141.195.in-addr.arpa" you will have to communicate to your ISP to update their master class C zone. Ladislav > > Now how can I create such a zone entry in VMS? Any input is GREATLY > appreciated! > > Dave > |