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Asked by jvossler in Domain Name Service (DNS), Sun Solaris, Unix Networking
I am setting up a new DNS server using Solaris 10 u4 and BIND 9.3.4-P1.
I have set up all the appropriate files: named.conf and all the forward and reverse tables. I can get proper name resolution for the web sites we will be hosting, but I am unable to get name resolution for any of the internal host names.
Our internal network is composed of about a dozen class C network segments; 192.168.X.0/24 with 2<=X<=20
Our public address space is a small /28 network (14 usable addresses)
We HAVE NOT yet changed the name server definition where the domains are registered. This will be done once everything is tested and operating correctly.
nslookup commands for various local hosts return the proper DNS server address (our new DNS server) but report a Non-authoritative answer of "Can't find <hostname>"
I need some direction in how to troubleshoot this issue
Any help is appreciated.
20091021-EE-VQP-81 / EE_QW_2_20070628
