This is a discussion on Re: Confused about reverse zone (RFC 2317?) within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; You're missing the NS record that you delegate the zone to (on the delegating server)... It would be something ...
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You're missing the NS record that you delegate the zone to (on the
delegating server)... It would be something like: 128/25 81830 IN NS your.delegateddnsservername.com ANd you need to create a CNAME record for ALL IPs in the delegated reverse zone (except network and broadcast) on the delegating DNS server. On the server that actually has the inverse zone you just create the PTR records as usual. But it is important that you name the zone equally on the delegating server and on the delegated server. Like: 128-255.231.31.12.in-addr.arpa. Anyway it looks like you are delegating a /25 and not the whole /24... Page 216-218 in DNS and BIND explains this very well. Niels Jack Baty wrote: >We have been asked to manage the reverse zone for 12.31.231. This is the >only "third party" reverse zone that I've had to deal with and I'm >having a heck of a time getting my head around it. > >Forgive any silly questions, but I've read RFC 2317 and the appropriate >section of DNS and BIND and still don't quite get it. > >Reverse of 12.31.231.132 gets me... > >132.231.31.12.in-addr.arpa. 81830 IN CNAME >132.128/25.231.31.12.in-addr.arpa. > >I cannot seem to figure out the appropriate way to handle this. Here's >what I have... > >zone "231.31.12.in-addr.arpa." IN { > type master; > file "hosts/masters/231.31.12.in-addr.arpa-hosts"; > allow-query { any; }; >}; > > >And in 231.31.12.in-addr.arpa-hosts.... > >$TTL 86400 >@ 86400 IN SOA shaggy.fusionary.com. hostmaster.fusionary.com. ( > 2004050501 > 28800 > 7200 > 604800 > 86400) > >@ IN NS shaggy.fusionary.com. > >140 IN PTR webmail.hendrickson-intl.com. >132 IN PTR mail.hendrickson-intl.com. > >If I need to specify the zone different than "231.31.12.in-addr.arpa.", >how do I do that? I've tried "132.128/25.231.31.12.in-addr.arpa." and >"132.231.31.12.in-addr.arpa." with no luck but now I feel like I'm >guessing and in my case that's *always* a bad idea. > >Any suggestions or pointers would be most welcome. > > > > -- Un saludo, Niels Erik Holst Sommer, CCNP Administrador de Redes y Seguridad TELVENT HOUSING Professional Services Avda. Valgrande, 6 28108 Alcobendas Tlf: +34 902 33 55 99 Email: ns@idatahouse.com |