Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2002 11:07:42 -0800 From: "Jeff D. Hamann" <jeff_hamann@hamanndonald.com> To: "FreeBSD-Questions@FreeBSD.ORG" <questions@FreeBSD.ORG> Subject: network config or apache config or neither? Message-ID: <000f01c284fe$9e7b8550$01000001@godzilla>
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I've got a freebsd 4.4. machine (which rocks!) that acts as my server
behind a
router to handle web servering, email, etc and have had almost zero problems
with the setup. When I attempt to set a browser from outside my lan (say
from a college campus nearby) I cannot get to my domain
(www.hamanndonald.com) with the www on the front. My ISP assures me that the
the values are in the DNS tables in their machines. The host command returns
the following....
$ host -all hamanndonald.com
rcode = 0 (Success), ancount=2
Found 1 addresses for ns2.peak.org
Found 1 addresses for ns.peak.org
Trying 206.163.129.2
Server failed, trying next server: Query refused
Trying 198.88.144.2
hamanndonald.com 10800 IN SOA ns.peak.org
hostmaster.peak.org(
2002101102 ;serial (version)
21600 ;refresh period
900 ;retry refresh this often
3600000 ;expiration period
43200 ;minimum TTL
)
hamanndonald.com 10800 IN NS ns.peak.org
hamanndonald.com 10800 IN NS ns2.peak.org
hamanndonald.com 10800 IN A 198.88.146.57
hamanndonald.com 10800 IN MX 5 stimpy.hamanndonald.com
stimpy.hamanndonald.com 10800 IN A 198.88.146.57
www.hamanndonald.com 10800 IN CNAME stimpy
hamanndonald.com 10800 IN SOA ns.peak.org
hostmaster.peak.org(
2002101102 ;serial (version)
21600 ;refresh period
900 ;retry refresh this often
3600000 ;expiration period
43200 ;minimum TTL
)
I don't know if this means the entry for www.hamanndonald.com is actually a
usable entry or not. I do know that when I set a browser to
http://hamanndonald.com the web page comes up, if I use www.hamanndonald.com
( I get the "cannot find page")..... The actual name of the machine that
handles the internet traffic is named stimpy...
Is this an issue with the DNS entry?
Is this a problem with my apache config?
Is this a problem with some other network setting in FreeBSD?
Help?
Jeff.
Jeff D. Hamann
Hamann, Donald & Associates, Inc.
PO Box 1421
Corvallis, Oregon USA 97339-1421
Bus. 541-753-7333
Cell. 541-740-5988
jeff_hamann@hamanndonald.com
www.hamanndonald.com
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