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Having problems with "dns-server" package. No SOA record returned :(

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    purpaboo2
    last edited by May 31, 2007, 12:50 PM

    Using dns-server package version 1.0

    I'm trying to set up a domain with correct NS,A,MX, and SOA records.

    I have used "domain" instead of the actual domain name to protect the innocent. And replaced the last 2 digits of the ip address with "xx"  ;-)

    At the moment I have:

    www.domain.co.uk  A    www.domain.co.uk:87.194.204.xx

    domain.co.uk A domain.co.uk:87.194.204.xx

    domain.co.uk SOA 87.194.204.xx

    domain.co.uk MX an.other.domain.co.uk

    This all looks fairly groovy to me, but when trying to confirm that it's all good via www.dnsreport.com, it returns with the error

    SOA FAIL SOA Record No valid SOA record came back: is not domain.co.uk.

    Can anyone poke me (gently) in the right direction?

    TIA

    Pete

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      sullrich
      last edited by May 31, 2007, 4:23 PM

      SOA records should point to a DNS name.  Then you need a A record with the DNS name of the dns server to resolve to.

      Example:

      domain.com  SOA    ns.domain.com 
      domain.com SOA ns2.domain.comm
      ns.domain.com      A    XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
      ns2.domain.com    A    XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
      www.domain.com  A            XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

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