bind problem

[Paul Howarth]

Aleksandar Milivojevic wrote:
> Paul Howarth wrote:
> 
>> Since you say you are "trying to bind it to advanced.anonns.com", it 
>> seems that you may be aware of this problem and are trying to work 
>> around it. To do this you would need to remove "brilliance.anonns.com" 
>> as one of the listed nameservers for your domain at your domain 
>> registry. However, that would leave you with only one delegated 
>> nameserver, which is not a great idea anyway from a reliability point 
>> of view, and that nameserver is in the domain anonns.com, which has 
>> its own DNS problems (brilliance.anonns.com is also a listed 
>> nameserver for the anonns.com domain). I would suggest instead that 
>> you moved your DNS hosting elsewhere, perhaps even hosting it yourself 
>> if you have a suitable machine with a reliable 24/7 connection, and 
>> then using an external service for secondary DNS.
> 
> 
> Well, he is hosting them himself.  It seems that at the time DNS servers 
> for top-level com domain have both NS records and matching A records 
> (hints) for anonns.com domian.  However, I can't see any NS records for 
> dwsmedia.info domain in DNS servers for top level info domain.  He 
> should contact his registrar about that.  Some registrars allow you to 
> setup/change those using web interface.  Could it be that OP forgot to 
> do that?

He's currently got just the one DNS server for the dwsmedia.info domain, 
namely ADVANCED.ANONNS.COM. No glue record for this nameserver is needed 
in the top-level info domain because it's in a different domain.

The DNS server at ADVANCED.ANONNS.COM [203.208.228.152] itself doesn't 
seem to be responding at the moment, hence domain dwsmedia.info is 
completely broken.

I can get "A" and "NS" records from brilliance.anonns.com 
[203.208.228.153] but not "SOA" records (request times out). There's 
something very flaky about those two DNS servers.

Paul.