This is a discussion on Re: newbie: question about forwarding within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; According to Mike: > Aug 25 18:48:53 ns named[73]: Ready to answer queries. > Aug 25 18:...
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According to Mike:
> Aug 25 18:48:53 ns named[73]: Ready to answer queries. > Aug 25 18:48:53 ns named[73]: non-recursive forwarder: [194.109.9.100].53 > Aug 25 18:48:53 ns named[73]: non-recursive forwarder: [194.109.6.67].53 > > I googled this quite a bit but I cant find answers to the following > questions: > > 1) am I wrong in my thinking the nameservers of my isp would make great > forwarders?. I think they could answer a lot of my queries from cache? Yes you are wrong there. The correct nameservers for your setup should be 194.109.6.66, 194.109.9.99 and 194.109.104.104. The nameservers you are using now are the so-called authoritative nameservers from xs4all. They only serve domains for which they are the registered nameserver. > 2) Why on earth would my isp make the nameservers non-recursive? What's the > point, whats in it for them? There are various reasons for splitting DNS services in authoritative and caching servers. Though cache-pollution is no longer that big an issue there are still good reasons for doing so. Change your config to use the aforementiond nameservers (aka resolver.xs4all.nl) and all will be well. -Ed |