G'day 
I am a client of a cpanel user
I have often had trouble with dns resolution of my site auzzie.net.
Typically, auzzie.net resolves fine, but quite often I am told by some DNS servers in Aus that mail.auzzie.net and occasionally www.auzzie.net do not exist. This is of course a bit of a pest, as I have 100 people relying on auzzie.net for email.
In my research I came up with the following:
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=auzzie.net
There are several highlighted items in that list, many of which I don't understand, but which might be a key to the DNS wierdness.
At time of writing dns10.comindico.com.au (which my clients now use) is not resolving mail and www.auzzie.net; but ns1.comindico.com.au is. I have put in a support ticket, but am wondering if any of you have encountered similar wierdness
It might not be a cpanel issue.
Cheers, Mike.
I am a client of a cpanel user
I have often had trouble with dns resolution of my site auzzie.net.
Typically, auzzie.net resolves fine, but quite often I am told by some DNS servers in Aus that mail.auzzie.net and occasionally www.auzzie.net do not exist. This is of course a bit of a pest, as I have 100 people relying on auzzie.net for email.
In my research I came up with the following:
http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=auzzie.net
There are several highlighted items in that list, many of which I don't understand, but which might be a key to the DNS wierdness.
At time of writing dns10.comindico.com.au (which my clients now use) is not resolving mail and www.auzzie.net; but ns1.comindico.com.au is. I have put in a support ticket, but am wondering if any of you have encountered similar wierdness
Cheers, Mike.