Rilly
15-09-2010, 21:05
Thanks! the 255-255-255-255.ovh.net (with real IPs of course) worked for me. I couldn't remember what the original were.. and everything else needed an A record. I knew already what the ksxxxxxx was
How to Reset Original Reverse DNS?
zydron
15-09-2010, 17:58
de fail-over ip's are in this way: 255-255-255-255.ovh.net or 255-255-255-255.kimsufi.com (replace with the ip)
and the main ip: ksXXXXXX.kimsufi.com or nsXXXXX.ovh.net
you can get the XXXXXX from the servername in manager which is listed as (if not default): / ksXXXXXX or / nsXXXXXX
tip: use robtex, enter your IP, and then click on shared, here you can propably get the right reverse dns.
and the main ip: ksXXXXXX.kimsufi.com or nsXXXXX.ovh.net
you can get the XXXXXX from the servername in manager which is listed as (if not default):
tip: use robtex, enter your IP, and then click on shared, here you can propably get the right reverse dns.
Rilly
15-09-2010, 16:19
Hi - I'm handing a few servers back in (back to a reseller)... so I want to remove the reverse DNS that are set.. but how? For the prime IP, i set it to the server hostname, so that was easy, but how do I set the failover IPs? I tried using the xx.xx.xx.xx.in-addr.arpa but that doesn't work.. How do I reset them so that the IPs no longer will resolve to my hosts that I'm using still elsewhere.