how to solve "Recursive Queries" problem

[mr-cracker]

hi everyone, i'm using directadmin for the first time cab u please help me i have limited knowledge on these things

i rebuilt the server an i installed the dns but not 100% correctly, some countries access the domain directory (where they must access) while others are accessing sharedip directory when they open my domain, i really do not know where is the problem, can anyone help me please??

also when i look in my dns using intodns.com i get the following error
http://www.ukimagehost.com/uploads/6b8bc8e649.jpg

what is the problem guys can any body help me please

 

[nobaloney]

i rebuilt the server an i installed the dns but not 100% correctly, some countries access the domain directory (where they must access) while others are accessing sharedip directory when they open my domain, i really do not know where is the problem, can anyone help me please??

Generally that means that your domain is set to use one IP# while the DNS shows it to use another.

Make sure your domains are running on the IP# where you want them to run; then delete and rebuild the DNS zone file(s).

also when i look in my dns using intodns.com i get the following error
http://www.ukimagehost.com/uploads/6b8bc8e649.jpg

what is the problem guys can any body help me please

Your nameserver is set to be recursive.

First make sure your /etc/resolv.conf file points to a nameserver NOT on your system as otherwise DNS on your server will break once you fix this.

In my opinion the knowledgebase article found here is old, outdated, and just plain wrong.

We add the line:

recursion no;

to the options section of the /etc/named.conf file, and then we restart BIND.

Jeff

 

[mr-cracker]

can you please be more specific,
on my domain name, i set both nameservers ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com to be the same ip

First make sure your /etc/resolv.conf file points to a nameserver NOT on your system

i didn't understand what u mean, i opened that file and i saw those 2 ips
nameserver 85.17.150.123
nameserver 83.149.80.123
those are not my ip, opening them it says it works??

one question: i didn't change that "server.domain.com" which was set by default, is the problem from that??

is there any updated tutorial on how to make dns, if not then i will be really grateful if u make one, there are lots of people want help like me

regards

 

[nobaloney]

can you please be more specific,
on my domain name, i set both nameservers ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com to be the same ip

Ignored because you're obfuscating your domain name.

i didn't understand what u mean, i opened that file and i saw those 2 ips
nameserver 85.17.150.123
nameserver 83.149.80.123
those are not my ip, opening them it says it works??

If these are NOT your IP#s than this setting is probably correct. To verify, try this from your command line:

$ dig @85.17.150.123 nobaloney.net

and post what you get.

one question: i didn't change that "server.domain.com" which was set by default, is the problem from that??

I have no idea what you mean.

is there any updated tutorial on how to make dns, if not then i will be really grateful if u make one, there are lots of people want help like me

Any volunteers?

If you're still getting that recursion error then insert the line of code I mentioned in my previous post.

Jeff

 

[mr-cracker]

Hi there,
i still didn't solve the problem when i open
http://www.intodns.com/netmasterz.net
see the errors please

and yes that is my domain, if u want to register then u r most welcome, u may like its contents, its the free part of the world

i used what is written here
http://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=115
and ur suggestion too,

also i don't know if this will take time to take affect, after adding those 2 lines i do not see any changes

 

[nobaloney]

Recursive Queries: turn off recursive DNS in your nameserver; it's been discussed many times in these forums.

Missing nameservers reported by parent:

Check your zone files and if these nameservers:

ns3.name.com
ns4.name.com

aren't authoritative for your domain remove the NS records for them and make sure your zone has the proper NS recors for your real nameservers.

Jeff