[Linux-Discussion] Re: changing hostname problems
- From: John Madden <weez@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: linux-discussion@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2001 19:03:25 -0500
> $TTL 3600
> @ IN SOA ns.heftyhosting.com.
> postmaster.ns.heftyhosting.com. 2001120602 10800 3600 604800 3333
> @ IN A 66.33.80.195
> @ IN A 66.33.81.195
> ftp.heftyhosting.com. IN A 66.33.80.195
> heftyhosting.com. IN MX 10 mail.heftyhosting.com.
> heftyhosting.com. IN NS ns.heftyhosting.com.
> heftyhosting.com. IN NS ns2.heftyhosting.com.
> heftyintro IN CNAME heftyhosting.com.
> mail.heftyhosting.com. IN A 66.33.80.195
> www.heftyhosting.com. IN A 66.33.80.195
Try adding:
ns.heftyhosting.com IN A 66.33.80.195
You've got the nameserver entries, which are necessary, but you've got
nothing to hook 'ns' to an IP address.
Disclaimer: I've never setup a DNS server before, this is just what
appears to be logical. You should probably look in a DNS HOWTO or
something!
> when I do 'hostname' I get this:
>
> [root@ns /]# hostname
> ns.heftyhosting.com
Right, this is the box's hostname, it has nothing to do with what's in DNS.
John
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