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Subject: DNS Reverse Lookup
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 1997 12:01:48 -0500
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I have made an attempt to establish the ability to do reverse lookups on my
DNS server and when I use nslookup to check my ip to name resolution it
appears to work correctly.

When My users attempt to download anything that requires reverse DNS
authentication (Like the 128 bit encryption stuff) they are being denied
because the ip cannot be associated with a name.

Any Ideas on how I make this work, or a place that will has DNS related
examples.

Am I not able to use nslookup to check my reverse lookups?

Thanks