"You must be the authoritative server for these domains, and you haven't given BIND the correct path to the zone files." No, I am not the authoritative server for these domains.
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Searching on the Web produced many people complaining about error messages like these, and the following answers on how to resolve it: The browser would hang, trying to connect, forever.ĭigging through the system logs revealed lines like these: Penny Arcade, Weather Underground, the Canada Revenue Agency, and the CBC, were the most annoying examples. Always the same sites little or no rhyme or reason to which ones they were.
except just a few Web sites wouldn't work. So I set up my own caching DNS server and everything seemed fine. They offer opt-out but that doesn't work.
Works pretty well, except they do that damn misguided "helpful" redirection of failed DNS requests to a search engine, thereby screwing up all non-Web activities that depend on the DNS actually working according to the protocol. The problem: new ADSL connection from MTS Allstream, which is the deregulated ghost of the Manitoba telecom monopoly. This is another one where I searched the net, the answers I found were very unhelpful, and so I'm posting what worked for me for the benefit of anyone making similar searches. | Home | インバルクと言うお祭り »įixing "unexpected RCODE (SERVFAIL)" and "unexpected RCODE (REFUSED)" Proper SOA and NS records would look something like: iwanhae.ga. SERVER: 175.193.162.44#53(175.193.162.44)įor your domain to function properly on the internet, you must reply to SOA and NS queries from your DNS server, otherwise some DNS resolvers won't like the way it's set up and fail the lookups. WARNING: recursion requested but not available flags: qr aa rd QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 0 >HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 56861 Received 44 bytes from 175.193.162.44#53(175.193.162.44) in 319 msĪsking your nameserver directly for SOA or NS records gives no results: dig iwanhae.ga. It looks like you're only replying to A queries from your DNS server, which might explain why some nameservers don't like your domain.Ī trace outputs the following: dig +trace iwanhae.ga I think it's the problem of my tiny little nameserver, but I don't know what caused the problem.Ī SERVFAIL answer tells you there's an issue reaching the DNS server for your domain, or that it isn't set up properly. I wonder why some nameserver failed at getting ip address while the other success. likes īut the problem is some of nameservers can not get ip address of .įor example, Google dns server(8.8.8.8) can get 175.193.162.44 (the ip of every iwanhae.ga)īut at Verizon dns server(4.2.2.2) failed to get any ip address. I make tiny little Nameserver for my own just for fun.Ĭurrently it serves *.iwanhae.ga sites.
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