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Zone File
Hi,
I'm trying to obtain a DNS zone file for a customer. I've tried this in nslookup but it's locked down and not allowing zone transfer info. How can I get the zone file for a domain? |
Re: Zone File
I think you'll need to contact the people responsible for the DNS server.
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Easier said than done. Need to find a way to contact them - these people like to hide behind email / web forms - if I can find one! |
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OK - I've found a web form and contatced them but the said they no longer manage the domain. Which is correct becuase it got transfered but the DNS management is still with them. I thought transfering the domain implied that the DNS was was transfered to the new provider as well?
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Sorry Lee, but that is an common misconception. You need to get to the authoritative DNS server/record keepers.
What does an nslookup bring back? Just a suggestion, as I've been here before, and had a bloody 'mare to be honest. Good luck mate. |
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The NS is set to: ns1.mdnsservice.com ns2.mdnsservice.com ns3.mdnsservice.com ...which gets redirected to Tucows.com. I have contacted them and they said "This domain is no longer with Tucows" But the DNS management still is.... :shocked: |
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You need to find out who the current tag holder is. Unfortunately in many cases getting hold of the person(s) responsible is easier said than done.
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Like I said, and I know it's no help, but it can be a bloody 'mare.:banghead:
Best of luck mate. |
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How many different records does the domain have ? - if its only a few then just create them from scratch on the new dns server you intend to use and then repoint the NS records.
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