Re: Log of secondary DNS updating from primary.

Uhhmmm... what about retrieving the SOA resource record? Use nslookup: nslookup > server > set type=SOA > seitz.com Look at the origin = xxx line. I am not sure but I think the xxx is the primary DNS server. E.- Chris Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: : I need to determine weather my ISP

Re: Log of secondary DNS updating from primary.

On 8 Jul 1997, Chris Brown wrote: : : I need to determine weather my ISP is actually being secondary :to my primary DNS. After looking at my log files I found entries :like this. : :Jul 7 23:24:06 oak named[451]: approved AXFR from [204.176.14.4].4231 for "seitz.com" : :I gather that this

Log of secondary DNS updating from primary.

I need to determine weather my ISP is actually being secondary to my primary DNS. After looking at my log files I found entries like this. Jul 7 23:24:06 oak named[451]: approved AXFR from [204.176.14.4].4231 for "seitz.com" I gather that this says that 204.176.14.4 retrieved the recor