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[LDM #EOT-784687]: LDM Access request

Hi,

re:
> My department IT doesn’t pass my request to assign a dynamic DNS
> on my working machine (currently, it's on NAT under department
> network). 

This seems different than other machines at TAMU that are being
fed from our top level IDD relay clusters.

re:
> Thus, I would like to set up the LDM server on the GCOOS machine
> that is operating on the digital ocean. The domain name of this
> machine is "geo.gcoos.org", Could you please provide the permission
> access for our server?

The problem with geo.gcoos.org is the same as your other machine -
there is no reverse DNS for the machine.  Here are the outputs
from two 'nslookup' invocations, one for forward DNS (name -> IP)
and one for reverse DNS (IP -> name):

% nslookup geo.gcoos.org
Server:         128.117.177.1
Address:        128.117.177.1#53

Non-authoritative answer:
Name:   geo.gcoos.org
Address: 67.207.88.241

% nslookup 67.207.88.241
Server:         128.117.177.1
Address:        128.117.177.1#53

** server can't find 241.88.207.67.in-addr.arpa.: NXDOMAIN

Are you being told that reverse DNS can not be setup for your
other machine?  And, is the same thing true for this machine?

Cheers,

Tom
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Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: EOT-784687
Department: Support IDD
Priority: Normal
Status: Closed
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