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everything works again. Thanks!!! (and Merry Christmas)
___________________________________________________________________________
73's from AA6ED William H. Bytheway
Ham E-Mail : aa6ed@aa6ed.ampr.org Internet : bytheway@mail.prostar.com
Fone BBS : (206) 271-4657 WEB Site : http://aa6ed.ampr.org
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Date: Sat, 21 Dec 96 19:58:00 -0000
From: mikebw@bilow.bilow.uu.ids.net (Mike Bilow)
Subject: Success: Finding aol.com IP Address
Bill Bytheway wrote in a message to Mike Bilow:
BB> I'm sure that there will also be other responses, and thanks
BB> to you as well. For those of you wondering why I needed
BB> aol.com's address, the answer is simple. I'm running JNOS
BB> 1.13 TCP/IP amateur radio software with two local radio
BB> ports. The local DNS could not resolve address '@aol.com'
BB> and was not accepting SMTP mail. Attempts to resolve
BB> aol.com using my ISP failed, and I didn't have access to
BB> nslookup. I see now how it works.
BB> The new IP addresses have been added to my local DNS and
BB> everything works again. Thanks!!! (and Merry Christmas)
Don't modify the local DNS tables! Fix it properly with "smtp usemx on".
-- Mike
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Date: Sat, 21 Dec 96 21:13:56 UTC
From: bytheway@aa6ed.ampr.org (Bill Bytheway)
Subject: Success: Finding aol.com IP Address
My response to Mike Bilow and rest of you that took your valuable
time to respond to my problem.
Thanks for all of your responses, now have a total of 9+ useful
responses in less than 24 hours. Fast by my standards. Part
of the problem of using the external internet DNS is the response
time. Two of my ports are radio, but the third is Trumpet Winsock
on top of Windows for W/G. I use the local 10Base2 Ethernet in
my home to tie im my server, development machine and my wife's
computer in the kitchen. The DNS requests to the outside
world are sometimes not quick enough to reply before applications,
like Eudora times out. My Ham/Internet gateway server/router is
running DOS JNOS 110L. Maintaining a local table for those
handful of names seems to work best for my personal use.
RFC1480 does a good job of explaining MX useage.
To Mike Bilow, thanks for your reponse, I really do appreciate it,
this message was originally sent to your address, but Eudora was not
able to resolve your IP address and timed out. Apparently Eudora and
Winsock is not able to resolve MX records, or at least not able to
do that within the time allowed by the Eudora application. The
combination of Winsock and JNOS has fustrated many of us, some say it
cannot be done. I'm just trying to patch around temporary problems
until technology becomes affordable.
Have a Merry Christmas! Two weeks of time off from work for play!
___________________________________________________________________________
73's from AA6ED William H. Bytheway
Ham E-Mail : aa6ed@aa6ed.ampr.org Internet : bytheway@mail.prostar.com
Fone BBS : (206) 271-4657 WEB Site : http://aa6ed.ampr.org
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Date: Sat, 21 Dec 1996 10:17:53 -0600
From: Willis Marti <willis@cs.tamu.edu>
Subject: TCP-Group Digest V96 #259
>
> Date: Sat, 21 Dec 96 05:51:41 UTC
> From: bytheway@aa6ed.ampr.org (Bill Bytheway)
> Subject: Finding aol.com IP Address
>
> I can't seem to find an IP address for aol.com that will
> accept SMTP mail. Anyone have a good address.
>
> I tried an assortment of different Domain Name Servers
> and they all reply "Unknown host aol.com"
>
> I tried calling aol.com's tech line, and they said that
> they couldn't give me the address, it was proprietatary.
~ [1]: nslookup
....
> set q=any
> aol.com
....
Non-authoritative answer:
aol.com nameserver = DNS-01.aol.com
aol.com nameserver = OPS01.OPS.aol.com
aol.com nameserver = DNS-AOL.ANS.NET
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = f.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = g.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = h.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = i.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 25, mail exchanger = a.mr.aol.com
aol.com preference = 25, mail exchanger = b.mr.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = a.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = b.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = c.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = d.mx.aol.com
aol.com preference = 15, mail exchanger = e.mx.aol.com
Authoritative answers can be found from:
aol.com nameserver = DNS-01.aol.com
aol.com nameserver = OPS01.OPS.aol.com
aol.com nameserver = DNS-AOL.ANS.NET
DNS-01.aol.com internet address = 152.163.199.42
OPS01.OPS.aol.com internet address = 152.163.80.11
DNS-AOL.ANS.NET internet address = 198.83.210.28
> f.mx.aol.com
....
f.mx.aol.com canonical name = emin10.mx.aol.com
mx.aol.com nameserver = dns-01.aol.com
mx.aol.com nameserver = ops01.ops.aol.com
mx.aol.com nameserver = dns-aol.ans.net
dns-01.aol.com internet address = 152.163.199.42
ops01.ops.aol.com internet address = 152.163.80.11
dns-aol.ans.net internet address = 198.83.210.28
> emin10.mx.aol.com
....
emin10.mx.aol.com internet address = 198.81.11.59
mx.aol.com nameserver = dns-01.aol.com
mx.aol.com nameserver = ops01.ops.aol.com
mx.aol.com nameserver = dns-aol.ans.net
dns-01.aol.com internet address = 152.163.199.42
ops01.ops.aol.com internet address = 152.163.80.11
dns-aol.ans.net internet address = 198.83.210.28
>
==================================================
One address that you're looking for is, then, 198.81.11.59
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