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Subject: Re: Problems with Australia
From: Robert Elz <munnari!mulga.oz.au!kre () uunet ! UU ! NET>
Date: 1988-01-05 8:47:40
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Date: Mon, 4 Jan 88 09:15:48 EST
From: steve@cs.umd.edu (Steven D. Miller)
Message-ID: <8801041415.AA02056@mome.cs.umd.edu>
First, it was my impression that somewhere
Out There, there was a box advertising a MX record like:
*.au. IN MX 10 uunet.uu.net.
Its actually
*.oz.au. IN MX <something> uunet.uu.net.
Only addresses in the .oz subdomain of .au are handled currently
(there are now about hald a dozen other addresses that should be
handled .. nb: not hald a dozen domains, just half a dozen addresses).
However, in poking about trying to find someone reasonable (like the person
listed in the SOA record for AU), I found a query loop.
I'm not actually sure that there is an SOA for AU. If there is, it
should point at me, or at Rick Adams (rick@seismo.css.gov).
The nameservers for
AU are supposedly ucbvax.berkeley.edu and seismo.css.gov.
That's right, seismo is the primary, ucbvax is secondary.
I have a sneaking suspicion that either ucbvax's nameserver needs a
good swift kick,
Maybe, I'll check it.
or that it's not supposed to be serving AU.
It is.
Does someone know the real truth?
Yes, I do, I administer the AU domain. To solve your more immediate
problem, you can probably just send me some mail.
Robert Elz postmaster@munnari.oz.au
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