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> Hmmm ... I did some checking with nslookup on both ends of a link, > and in all cases, it found a name for the IP addresses within a > second. I also tried all the known host names with nslookup, and they > all got an address within a second. This would seem to say that DNS, > forward and reverse, is working fine. 2-cents... I've read that nslookup does not use the same networking libraries/kernel routines/whatever that are used by applications (such as SSH). So there is a possibility that nslookup may work, but yous application can still fail to reverse lookup. I've seen this happen before, where nslookup works, but my Java app stalls for 5-min, then continues merrily along. It's a long shot, but if all else fails, try to write a small app to double-check the reverse lookup. (I could write a small Java version of nslookup If you'd like.) - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).
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