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Subject: Secondary DNS: can anyone help?
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Date: Thu, 22 Feb 1996 09:20:43 -0800 (PST)
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> [This isn't specifically applicable to FreeBSD, so I'm posting it to

> -chat]

> In investigating my recent mail troubles, I've found that the system
> that's been providing secondary DNS is down and will be for the
> forseeable future.

> Is anyone out there (with a well-connected host) willing to provide
> secondary DNS?  I just have an MX for the domain (single host, two
> users) and pointers to low-hit-rate web and ftp servers.

> [please respond directly, I don't subscribe to -chat]

Oh, and due to the aforementioned mail problems, please reply to
brantk@atlas.com. [reply-to set]