I'm familiar with the various options and how to set access to my name servers and I guess what's happening is essentially the default behaviour...Although I can't think of any reason why these IP's should be asking my servers for anything...As the error messages are not very verbose I finding hard to track down what's going on. Any ideas on how to find out what the servers are asking for?
Ash.
At 04:32 PM 29/08/2003, you wrote:
ashley pestkowski wrote:
Hello,
Having the following messages repeating over and over again...Could somebody tell what the messages mean
exactly and what can I do about it?
Aug 29 15:33:13 ns3 named[464]: client 217.148.39.3#1036: query (cache) denied
Aug 29 15:33:13 ns3 named[464]: client 217.148.39.4#32769: query (cache) denied
Someone is trying to use your DNS server and they are not allowed to. If you want these hosts to your DNS add:
allow-query { 217.148.39.3; 217.148.39.4;};
into your named.conf. Otherwise this is normal behavoir because you are not allowing them to query your DNS. If you want your DNS to be used by anyone add:
allow-query { any; };
You may also want to only allow queries for certain zones, if so put this allow statement in your zone section of named.conf file.
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