[Pdns-users] nslookup

[XPanel Software, Inc.]

Hi bert,
I have 2 IPs on my server
# local-address Local IP address to which we bind
#
local-address=212.0.205.122,212.0.205.123

also I tested with 127.0.0.1,212.0.205.122,212.0.205.123
>Also show the command lines you use on those other machines that don't
work.

host -v -t mx test.com 212.0.205.122

what you mean >It is highly advised to bind to specific
interfaces and not use the default 'bind to any'.
example please

thank you,





> > if I run from shell host -v -t mx test.com localhost then everything is
OK.
> > I receive the same results like in that page
http://doc.powerdns.com/configuring-db-connection.html
> >
> > but if I try that from another server then is not work. Also I tried
with
> > some nslookup software.
> >
> > this powerdns work only locally,
>
> Make sure that your powerdns is bound to a specific interface
> (local-address=127.0.0.1, 1.2.3.4). Also show the command lines you use on
> those other machines that don't work.
>
> quoting from the docs:
>
> local-address=...
>
>     Local IP address to which we bind. You can specify multiple addresses
> separated by commas or whitespace. It is highly advised to bind to
specific
> interfaces and not use the default 'bind to any'. This causes big problems
> if you have multiple IP addresses. Unix does not provide a way of figuring
> out what IP address a packet was sent to when binding to any.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> bert
>
>
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