03-22-2006
Quote:
/var/named/db.10.10.10
test# more db.10.10.10
@ IN SOA test.xpresstest.com. root.test.xpresstest.com. (
2; Serial number
7200; Refresh timer
3600; Retry timer
604800; Expire after one week
86400; Minimum timer 1 day
)
IN NS test.xpresstest.com.
1 IN PTR test.xpresstest.com.
Unless this is a mis-typed entry on this thread, your issue is that you have test.xpresstest.com IP as 10.10.10.1 instead of 10.10.10.31 in your db.10.10.10 file.
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