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In-Addr-Arpa

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by messenbu, Sep 19, 2002.

  1. messenbu

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    Does someone know where the in-addr-arpa is for the IP addresses I added. Do I have to create a ZONE for my in-addr-arpa ptr records???

    Marty
     
    #1 messenbu, Sep 19, 2002
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    [quote:a50c432833][i:a50c432833]Originally posted by messenbu[/i:a50c432833]

    Does someone know where the in-addr-arpa is for the IP addresses I added. Do I have to create a ZONE for my in-addr-arpa ptr records???

    Marty[/quote:a50c432833]

    This information should be in /etc/named.conf
     
    #2 DaveUsedToWorkHere, Sep 22, 2002
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    YEs

    OK,
    I know that the in-addr.arpa should be in there but WHM does not put it there. What do we do for in-addr.arpa

    Marty
     
    #3 messenbu, Sep 22, 2002
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    Your in-addr records need to be entered into your ISP's DNS (the owner of the address block from which your IP came from).

    Jaz
     
    #4 jsteel, Sep 23, 2002
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    Marty

    WHM does not create reverse records by default. You will have to create those manuall, however for those to work you need to make sure your upstream provider or host, as Jaz said, has either delegated the IP address space to you or has configured their server to pull the zones from yours.
     
    #5 bert, Sep 23, 2002
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    Yes I got it

    Ok, I was given this block and need to provide in-addr.arpa for it.
    I am only set up to do zone transfers with my upsteam DNS. :)

    So if I add or change records in Cpanel I am to make sure the in-addr.arpa is correct??

    Can we have this as a new feature.

    Other control panels put them in automatically (PLESK)
     
    #6 messenbu, Sep 23, 2002
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