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| 1 | - | * 10800 IN A 83.231.225.3 |
| 1 | + | My DNS zone file contains (amongst other things) |
| 2 | - | client-rackspacetemp 10800 IN A 5.79.33.240 |
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| 3 | - | client-contentintegration2 900 IN CNAME client-rackspacetemp |
| 3 | + | * 10800 IN A 83.231.225.3 |
| 4 | client-rackspacetemp 10800 IN A 5.79.33.240 | |
| 5 | client-contentintegration2 900 IN CNAME client-rackspacetemp | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | But I get the following from bash: | |
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| 9 | [owen@plum ~]$ host client-contentintegration2.id-staging.com | |
| 10 | client-contentintegration2.id-staging.com has address 83.231.225.3 | |
| 11 | client-contentintegration2.id-staging.com is an alias for client-rackspacetemp.id-staging.com. | |
| 12 | client-contentintegration2.id-staging.com is an alias for client-rackspacetemp.id-staging.com. | |
| 13 | [owen@plum ~]$ host client-rackspacetemp.id-staging.com | |
| 14 | client-rackspacetemp.id-staging.com has address 5.79.33.240 | |
| 15 | [owen@plum ~]$ ping client-contentintegration2.id-staging.com | |
| 16 | PING client-contentintegration2.id-staging.com (83.231.225.3): 56 data bytes | |
| 17 | ^C | |
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| 19 | If the DNS has replicated enough for bash to recognise the CNAME alias, why is it pinging the IP from the * A record, not the client-rackspacetemp A record? |
