I’ve created about 4 new DNS records in the last 24 hours with no luck getting them to be queryable. Trying to get new records to propagate again but having zero luck. Tail -n 10000 -f /var/log/syslog |grep named
Version 11 on Ubuntu 14.04 since 18.04 is not ready yet.
#Unexpected rcode install#
Unexpected RCODE (REFUSED) resolving '104.76./PTR/IN': 202.103.224.69#53. I have China, and Twian blocked using country blocking. The device stopped attempting to contact China about an hour later. Now we are seeing OASIS named: client 127.0.0.1#60136: RFC 1918 response from Internet for 2.1. again. This is very puzzling. I am reasonably sure a work station is not causing the entries. Using TCP View I can see the traffic from the PC. I am at a loss of how to proceed on this one. One other item, on 8.102 there rarely was a message OASIS named: client 127.0.0.1#60136: RFC 1918 response from Internet for 2.1. This started with UTM 9. I wonder if some of the Rcode issues are related to network changes coming up on Monday related to the DNS changer virus. Either way I would like to figure out what is going on with both the Rcode and RFC 1918 issue.Brand new install since the weekend, starting over fresh.
I am using level 3 communications DNS servers. The same behavior was exhibited with Open DNS. This morning the DNS log contained one entry. I missed shutting down the action tech and print servers last night. Previous behavior had stopped. The entry was: Fingers are pointed at the ASG, but that does not fully add up. Hopefully you have some good advice. Once I changed the MTU an increased performance was apparent when resolving web pages that have not been cached by FIOS proxy server. Right now I am getting 84 mbps down consistantly. UTM 9 rocks!
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