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Troubleshooting DNS Issues

Troubleshooting DNS Issues

2005-06-25       - By rsw@(protected)

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>Before you tackle www.serversareus.com it seems that your DNS servers are >not
reachable from the Internet.  Do you have them behind a firewall?
>http://www.dnsreport.com/tools/dnsreport.ch?domain=serversareus.com  
>
>Regards, Mike Klinke


Thanks, Mike, but I don't believe a firewall is blocking the way.  I could
be wrong, but I'm able to access the server by ip address:

http://67.141.46.228 - NS1
http://67.141.46.229 - NS2
http://67.141.46.230 - Server

If you are able to access these as well, then there's no firewall, right?  I
think something is not configured right on the server, but I'm not sure
what.  I've been through everything I can think of and don't see anything
amiss...

-Samuel


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