On 05-08-2024 17:33, Klaus Vink Slott via openSUSE Users wrote:
On 05.08.2024 kl. 00.38 erwinl@dds.nl wrote:
On 04-08-2024 20:31, Klaus Vink Slott via openSUSE Users wrote: ...
So I thought 🤔 how hard can it be to run your own resolver? I spun up another OpenSUSE with dnsmasq. I am new to dnsmasq but I don't think that's the problem.
Now I can perform a dig command from another machine to my new resolver and get a answer immediately: ...
But when I test using using the host command: ... It responds immediately with the correct answer, but then hangs a while before the timeout lines...
I must have overlooked something basic, but what?
Try
host -t A sshgw.tier1.internal
Yes! That made a big difference. It returns immediately. So it is searching for a IPv6 address for the same name.
Now I just have to find a way to handle this in my dhcp/dns setup, I must admit that I have ignored everything IPv6 related in dnsmasq.
Without the '-t' option, the host command is per default looking for A, AAAA and MX records (it is in the man page). Apparently, it cannot find a server for the AAAA and MX records.