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Re: Open Directory and Network Interfaces



Why is it obvious that you don't have reverse DNS for the external interface?

Because most ADSL lines (certainly in the UK) are provided without a way for you to set up the reverse DNS, and the size of company that would have one server doing NAT, email, web, etc. doesn't have a particularly expensive connection. This isn't a leased line here :-)


Normally OS X gets really cranky if it does not have forward and reverse lookups on the external interface.

I know it gets cranky without reverse lookups, hence the question. I just want it to completely ignore that interface as the internal DNS is fine.


James

ACSA 10.5

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