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- Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 23:01:02 +0900
- From: "Norman Diamond" <ndiamond@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] Absurd DNS failures
When dialled up from Linux, the nslookup command automatically contacts my ISP's DNS servers and resolves names like www.yahoo.co.uk, www.yahoo.co.jp, and www.att.com. But it fails with names like www.yahoo.com -- it says that it cannot reach any name servers. This has been reproduced a dozen times one day and a dozen times the next day. When dialled up from Windows XP, the nslookup command automatically contacts my ISP's DNS servers and resolves all of those names. So is there something about the combination of US domain names and Linux and my ISP's DNS servers that causes failure? No, that is not it, because of one more test. Back to Linux, and something that I only reproduced twice in one day because this was enough to persuade me that this is unbelievable. "nslookup www.asia.microsoft.com" found CNAME records for microsoft.com and listed several addresses starting with 207.46. But "nslookup microsoft.com" timed out and said it could not reach any name servers. SuSE 8.1, but does it matter, this situation is unbelievable anyway. What is going on?
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