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I am new to DynDNS, but old to DNS. I have had a private domain (mcgillsociety.org) running now for some 10+ years with no problems. I have switched ISPs and my new ISP no longer provides any DNS services so I've begun switching to DynDNS, Custom DNS Service. As part of this process, I will (eventually) be switching from Bind 8 running on Tru64 Unix to Bind 9 running on Mac OSX. I have been trying to use the DNScog tool to set things up. It returns several things which I find mystifying.
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It claims for a more explicit reply on your HELO/EHLO, clearly introducing itself to the client.
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Your domain registration still shows the DNS servers as being those at The exact error shown about SOA is: Using a different DNS query tool provides a different answer: which you may want to fix quickly ;) Otherwise, it sounds like there's some form of filtering between you and the DNScog server, possibly at your own server. Does it's logs show that there were any connections from DNScog? As for the tag issue, if you look at the top of the page, next to Questions there's a button for Tags, that lists all the active tags.
However unless you're aware of what you're doing, you really don't want to expose a recursive DNS server to the Internet. Recursion is supposed to be a good thing for DNS servers.
Dec 30 at 02:41 PM
WHMagill
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