Very Computer

I have a network  registered with the NIC.
Their DNS server is has the address of  207.55.141.129.   But when I
run nslookup the default server shows up as 0.0.0.0's.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks;  
= Mike

nameserver 207.55.141.129

In fact, you should probably even be running a nameserver inside your
network, maybe even on that machine right there, in which case you'll want
to put

nameserver 127.0.0.1

before that other nameserver line.  You gotta get the server running first,
though.  I think there's a HOWTO document that'll help you.

Erik Arneson

: I have a network  registered with the NIC.
: Their DNS server is has the address of  207.55.141.129.   But when I
: run nslookup the default server shows up as 0.0.0.0's.

I think something wrong with your resolv.conf file, try looking in it,
should be quite comprehensive

: What am I doing wrong?

: Thanks;  
: = Mike
:    

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This because you have an empty or no /etc/resolv.conf

Quote:>I have a network  registered with the NIC.
>Their DNS server is has the address of  207.55.141.129.   But when I
>run nslookup the default server shows up as 0.0.0.0's.