[NTLUG:Discuss] Mail server not propagating?

[m m]

>From: Bug Hunter <bughuntr at one.ctelcom.net>
>Reply-To: discuss at ntlug.org
>To: discuss at ntlug.org
>Subject: Re: [NTLUG:Discuss] Mail server not propagating?
>Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 14:58:24 -0500 (CDT)
>
>
>   the first name server in the list is the master name server
>   the second name server in the list is the secondary name server
>   the third """" tertiary
>   the fourth """" quatentary  (sp?)

domain aaaexample.com
nameserver ns.nameserver_A.com (in TX)
nameserver ns.nameserver_B.com (in NY)
nameserver ns.nameserver_C.com (some where in the world)

nameserver ns.nameserver_A.com have SOA record of aaaexample.com like this:
ns ns.nameservera_A.com
ns ns.nameservera_B.com
ns ns.nameservera_C.com

nameserver ns.nameserver_B.com have SOA record of aaaexample.com like this:
ns ns.nameservera_B.com
ns ns.nameservera_C.com
ns ns.nameservera_A.com

nameserver ns.nameserver_C.com have SOA record of aaaexample.com like this:
ns ns.nameservera_C.com
ns ns.nameservera_A.com
ns ns.nameservera_B.com

which nameserver is the master server of aaaexample.com?

if we can have only one master name server, then this domain will have 
problem to be "seen"?!

>
>   basically, yes.  However, no book that I know of says this.  I found out
>word of mouth.  I've read O'Reilly's bind book.

This is why I came here to ask. Cannot get answers from any books and 
existng googles site.

>
>   Whereas, the MX records have a rating (10, 20, 100, etc). Go figure.
>
>bug
>
>
>On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, m m wrote:
>
> > Thanks Brian.
> >
> > another questions:
> >
> > can a domain have only one master name server?
> >
> > what happen if there are two master name servers? should the soa rr need 
>to
> > be identical?
> >
> > thanks.
> >
>
>
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