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	It seem my first summary never got through.  Here it is again.

Hello,

	I got the solution to my nslookup problem within an hour.
	Thanks to Paul Southworth (pauls@etext.org).

	I did not include the full message but the problem can be summarized
	as follows.  My very old ULTRIX machines try to do some inverse query
	when i start up "nslookup" which is not supported by all BIND server.
	Here are the 3 solution suggested :

> 
> 1. If you're running BIND v8 on your nameserver, add "fake i-query yes;"
>    to your named.conf and restart the server.  This should go in a global
>    "options" section of the named.conf
> 
> 2. If you're running BIND v4 on your nameserver, you could recompile
>    named and "#define INVQ" in conf/options.h
> 
> 3. You could compile BIND on your Ultrix system (either v4 or v8) and
>    replace nslookup with the one that ships with BIND.  It won't use an
>    inverse query to discover the canonical name of the nameserver.
> 


	Solution # 1 worked for for me.
	I should probably also update "nslookup".  I had several answers
	statint that it was bugged on ULTRIX.

	Sylvain

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Sylvain Fauvel     fauvel@inrs-telecom.uquebec.ca               (514) 761-8647
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Sylvain Fauvel     fauvel@inrs-telecom.uquebec.ca               (514) 761-8647
INRS Telecommunications, 16 Place du Commerce, Verdun, Quebec, Canada, H3E 1H6
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