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Subject: Re: [Pool] dns resolve issues for pool.ntp.org
From: oliver domke <mail () piflix ! de>
Date: 2012-09-20 17:25:24
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If it helps, everything seems OK from Germany:
# for X in a b c d e f g h; do echo "asking $X.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:";
dig +short pool.ntp.org @$X.ntpns.org; done
asking a.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
78.46.80.115
129.70.132.34
176.221.43.3
176.9.106.131
asking b.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
130.149.220.2
83.137.98.96
5.9.40.108
192.53.103.108
asking c.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
85.119.80.233
87.98.238.185
85.91.1.164
178.162.174.191
asking d.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
129.70.132.34
176.9.253.75
130.149.220.2
129.70.132.36
asking e.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
88.198.69.178
83.169.43.165
80.190.147.93
130.149.220.2
asking f.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
83.170.1.42
149.255.102.233
87.232.1.41
188.40.77.71
asking g.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
176.9.253.75
217.144.143.91
85.214.240.100
176.221.43.3
asking h.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
130.149.220.2
217.144.143.91
78.46.41.98
83.151.21.17
2012/9/20 Ask Bj=F8rn Hansen <ask@ntppool.org>
>
> On Sep 20, 2012, at 2:03, maoz zadok <maozza@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > maoz@maoz-laptop:~$ for X in a b c d e f g h; do echo "asking $
> X.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:"; dig +short pool.ntp.org @$X.ntpns.org; don=
e
> > asking a.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
> > asking b.ntpns.org, ANSWER SECTION:
>
> That's pretty strange. Does it make a difference if you add +norec as an
> option to dig?
>
> Our monitoring only shows problems with one server (it was one of the IPs
> for c.ntpns.org until earlier).
>
> http://dns-status.ntppool.org
> http://www.pool.ntp.org/dns.html
>
>
> Ask
>
> _______________________________________________
> pool mailing list
> pool@lists.ntp.org
> http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/pool
>
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If it helps, everything seems OK from Germany:<div><br></div><div><div># for X in a b \
c d e f g h; do echo "asking $<a href="http://X.ntpns.org">X.ntpns.org</a>, \
ANSWER SECTION:"; dig +short <a href="http://pool.ntp.org">pool.ntp.org</a> @$<a \
href="http://X.ntpns.org">X.ntpns.org</a>; done</div> <div>asking <a \
href="http://a.ntpns.org">a.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER \
SECTION:</div><div>78.46.80.115</div><div>129.70.132.34</div><div>176.221.43.3</div><div>176.9.106.131</div><div>asking \
<a href="http://b.ntpns.org">b.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER SECTION:</div> \
<div>130.149.220.2</div><div>83.137.98.96</div><div>5.9.40.108</div><div>192.53.103.108</div><div>asking \
<a href="http://c.ntpns.org">c.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER \
SECTION:</div><div>85.119.80.233</div><div>87.98.238.185</div><div> \
85.91.1.164</div><div>178.162.174.191</div><div>asking <a \
href="http://d.ntpns.org">d.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER \
SECTION:</div><div>129.70.132.34</div><div>176.9.253.75</div><div>130.149.220.2</div><div>129.70.132.36</div><div>
asking <a href="http://e.ntpns.org">e.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER \
SECTION:</div><div>88.198.69.178</div><div>83.169.43.165</div><div>80.190.147.93</div><div>130.149.220.2</div><div>asking \
<a href="http://f.ntpns.org">f.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER SECTION:</div> \
<div>83.170.1.42</div><div>149.255.102.233</div><div>87.232.1.41</div><div>188.40.77.71</div><div>asking \
<a href="http://g.ntpns.org">g.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER \
SECTION:</div><div>176.9.253.75</div><div>217.144.143.91</div><div> \
85.214.240.100</div><div>176.221.43.3</div><div>asking <a \
href="http://h.ntpns.org">h.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER \
SECTION:</div><div>130.149.220.2</div><div>217.144.143.91</div><div>78.46.41.98</div><div>83.151.21.17</div><div>
<br></div><br><div class="gmail_quote">2012/9/20 Ask Bjørn Hansen <span \
dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:ask@ntppool.org" \
target="_blank">ask@ntppool.org</a>></span><br> <blockquote class="gmail_quote" \
style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex"><div><br> On \
Sep 20, 2012, at 2:03, maoz zadok <<a href="mailto:maozza@gmail.com" \
target="_blank">maozza@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br> <br>
> maoz@maoz-laptop:~$ for X in a b c d e f g h; do echo "asking $<a \
href="http://X.ntpns.org" target="_blank">X.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER SECTION:"; dig \
+short <a href="http://pool.ntp.org" target="_blank">pool.ntp.org</a> @$<a \
href="http://X.ntpns.org" target="_blank">X.ntpns.org</a>; done<br>
> asking <a href="http://a.ntpns.org" target="_blank">a.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER \
SECTION:<br> > asking <a href="http://b.ntpns.org" \
target="_blank">b.ntpns.org</a>, ANSWER SECTION:<br> <br>
</div>That's pretty strange. Does it make a difference if you add +norec as an \
option to dig?<br> <br>
Our monitoring only shows problems with one server (it was one of the IPs for <a \
href="http://c.ntpns.org" target="_blank">c.ntpns.org</a> until earlier).<br> <br>
<a href="http://dns-status.ntppool.org" \
target="_blank">http://dns-status.ntppool.org</a><br> <a \
href="http://www.pool.ntp.org/dns.html" \
target="_blank">http://www.pool.ntp.org/dns.html</a><br> <br>
<br>
Ask<br>
<br>
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