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From: Firenze G. <lys...@ga...> - 2006-11-25 14:39:22
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From: Ricardo P. <ric...@em...> - 2004-04-28 15:47:51
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that's funny because i did the opposite. what's your reasoning for changing from linux to windows? you can easily make changes to named.conf using perl or php via a web interface then restart named to grab the new config changes. it might be a little bit of a pain to parse a text file but at least you're in control and bind is a tight dns server. ricky an...@ke... wrote: >Hi > >Has anyone got any .asp examples they can sure with a very fustrated >programmer. I'm trying to change my DNS from a Linux environment to a >Windows environment with a web interface. > >Thanks > >Andre > > > >------------------------------------------------------- >This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials >Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of >GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system >administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click >_______________________________________________ >Aspdns-users mailing list >Asp...@li... >https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users > > > |
From: <an...@ke...> - 2004-04-20 16:17:14
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Hi Has anyone got any .asp examples they can sure with a very fustrated programmer. I'm trying to change my DNS from a Linux environment to a Windows environment with a web interface. Thanks Andre |
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From: Brian P. M. \(W. S. Inc.\) <bri...@wi...> - 2003-02-02 16:32:02
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whose got a working ASP example which will create an A record like.... = new.domain.com Thanks, BRian |
From: Tim v. d. H. <ti...@vd...> - 2002-11-26 13:53:15
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Hey, Well, maybe I didn't explain my question properly, but I want to do the same thing as you. I want to add a host to zone subdomain.domain.com, so it would be: clientID.subdomain.domain.com I get "Hostname error or Zone name syntax error or IP address error" as result. Probably the dnscmd.exe tool doesn't support this function. Using DNS Manager in win2k, you would indeed as you said add a host to a certain domain in a zone. I've been looking at another .dll from Microsoft, DnsProvider (dnsprov.dll). An article about this free component can be found at www.iisfaq.com . I think this one does the trick, only disadvantage is that supplied with the component are .vbs files, which have to be executed using cscript. Since they are capable of every function the regular DNS manager has, they are very powerfull scripts and thus potentially dangerous. Maybe we could take a closer look at the required function to add hosts to a subdomain and isolate it from the .vbs and put it into an ASP file? Let me know. Greets, Tim > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: asp...@li... > [mailto:asp...@li...] Namens Ricardo Pena > Verzonden: November 25, 2002 5:31 PM > Aan: Tim van den Hoff; asp...@li... > Onderwerp: RE: [Aspdns-users] Adding A records to a subdomain... > > > hey tim, > > i've been able to create a DNS record of the format: > > xxxx.domain.com > > the way to do this is to add a new "host" to an existing > "zone". so, if you have the zone "mydomain.com", and you > want something like "customer1234.mydomain.com", then you > would add a new host to "mydomain.com" by doing the following: > > dns.AddHost("mydomain.com", "customer1234" , > "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx", "yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy", vRes2) > > the "x's" IP address would be the IP of the domain > "customer1234.mydomain.com" and the "y's" IP address would be > the IP of the DNS server machine, usually localhost (or maybe > it's vice versa - please check the docs to make sure). > > my problem is that i want to dynamically create a DNS record > of the format: > > "www.customer1234.mydomain.com" > > because there's an extra level of "dot's", i ran into the > problem. if you do this manually using the DNS manager in > Win2K, you would add a "domain" under the "zone". so, if my > "zone" is "mydomain.com", i would have to add a "domain" > under that "zone" and NOT a "host". the domain i would > create would be called "customer1234" under the zone > "mydomain.com". finally, under that domain, i would create > the host "www". in the end, it would effectively create the url: > > "http://www.customer1234.mydomain.com" > > unfortunately, i have tried many ways to do this dynamically > and have run into roadblocks each time. you should be able > to do what you want Tim, as long as you're not going beyond > that second "dot". if anyone can figure THIS one out, please > let me know. > > ricky > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: asp...@li... > [mailto:asp...@li...]On Behalf Of > Tim van den Hoff > Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 8:31 AM > To: asp...@li... > Subject: [Aspdns-users] Adding A records to a subdomain... > > > Hello Everybody, > > I'm trying to accomplish this: > > I have a subdomain made in the regular DNS manager from > win2k: clients.domain.com and I want all of my clients to get > a hostname based on their IPs. So I get their IPs, replace > some characters and append the string till I get: > xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.clients.domain.com > Now, I want to add this hostname with the corresponding IP > address to the zone. Basically this is just adding an A > record, but somehow the component or the dnscmd executable > won't process it. > > I feared it might be because the > component lacks support for subdomains.... > > Anybody, clue? hint? solution *hopes*? > > Regards, > Tim van den Hoff > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > _______________________________________________ > Aspdns-users mailing list > Asp...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > _______________________________________________ > Aspdns-users mailing list > Asp...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users > |
From: Ricardo P. <ric...@em...> - 2002-11-25 16:33:55
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hey tim, i've been able to create a DNS record of the format: xxxx.domain.com the way to do this is to add a new "host" to an existing "zone". so, if you have the zone "mydomain.com", and you want something like "customer1234.mydomain.com", then you would add a new host to "mydomain.com" by doing the following: dns.AddHost("mydomain.com", "customer1234" , "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx", "yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy", vRes2) the "x's" IP address would be the IP of the domain "customer1234.mydomain.com" and the "y's" IP address would be the IP of the DNS server machine, usually localhost (or maybe it's vice versa - please check the docs to make sure). my problem is that i want to dynamically create a DNS record of the format: "www.customer1234.mydomain.com" because there's an extra level of "dot's", i ran into the problem. if you do this manually using the DNS manager in Win2K, you would add a "domain" under the "zone". so, if my "zone" is "mydomain.com", i would have to add a "domain" under that "zone" and NOT a "host". the domain i would create would be called "customer1234" under the zone "mydomain.com". finally, under that domain, i would create the host "www". in the end, it would effectively create the url: "http://www.customer1234.mydomain.com" unfortunately, i have tried many ways to do this dynamically and have run into roadblocks each time. you should be able to do what you want Tim, as long as you're not going beyond that second "dot". if anyone can figure THIS one out, please let me know. ricky -----Original Message----- From: asp...@li... [mailto:asp...@li...]On Behalf Of Tim van den Hoff Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 8:31 AM To: asp...@li... Subject: [Aspdns-users] Adding A records to a subdomain... Hello Everybody, I'm trying to accomplish this: I have a subdomain made in the regular DNS manager from win2k: clients.domain.com and I want all of my clients to get a hostname based on their IPs. So I get their IPs, replace some characters and append the string till I get: xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.clients.domain.com Now, I want to add this hostname with the corresponding IP address to the zone. Basically this is just adding an A record, but somehow the component or the dnscmd executable won't process it. I feared it might be because the component lacks support for subdomains.... Anybody, clue? hint? solution *hopes*? Regards, Tim van den Hoff ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Aspdns-users mailing list Asp...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users |
From: Tim v. d. H. <ti...@vd...> - 2002-11-25 14:31:18
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Hello Everybody, I'm trying to accomplish this: I have a subdomain made in the regular DNS manager from win2k: clients.domain.com and I want all of my clients to get a hostname based on their IPs. So I get their IPs, replace some characters and append the string till I get: xxx-xxx-xxx-xxx.clients.domain.com Now, I want to add this hostname with the corresponding IP address to the zone. Basically this is just adding an A record, but somehow the component or the dnscmd executable won't process it. I feared it might be because the component lacks support for subdomains.... Anybody, clue? hint? solution *hopes*? Regards, Tim van den Hoff |
From: Tim v. d. H. <ti...@vd...> - 2002-11-19 11:11:59
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Hi Ricky and all, Followed your instructions and it seems to be installed correctly. However, it keeps complaining about those parentheses.... Just removing them won't do ay good, because then the program thinks the dots (.) in the IP (and optional server address) are field delimiters and returns the rror ')' expected after the second dot. What to do? THanks, Tim > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > > Van: Ricardo Pena [mailto:ric...@em...] > > Verzonden: 18 November 2002 17:06 > > Aan: Tim van den Hoff > > Onderwerp: RE: [Aspdns-users] install problem > > > > > > Hey Tim, > > > > First make sure you've configured it in Component Services. Do the > > following: > > > > - Click START -> PROGRAMS -> ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS -> Component > > Services > > - Next, navigate the tree to Component Services -> Computers > > -> My Computer -> COM+ Applications > > - Under COM+ Applications you'll see a list of existing applications > > (usually default ones) > > - Right-click on COM+ Applications -> Click New -> Click Application > > - Click NEXT -> Click 'Empty Application' > > - Type a name for the app (something meaningful like ASPDNS > > would be good) > > - Choose Server Application then click NEXT > > - This is important: Choose 'This user', then find the user > > you want the component to run as. For this particular > > component, the user you choose must have Administrative > > privileges, otherwise, it won't have permission to make DNS > > changes and your attempts to use it through ASP will fail. > > - Enter the password (twice) for this user and click NEXT > > - Finally, click FINISH > > > > After doing the above, you have just created an application. Now you > > have to add the component to it. In the tree, you'll see the ASPDNS > > application. Do the following: > > > > - Under the ASPDNS item in the tree, click on COMPONENTS to > > highlight it > > - Right-click on it then click NEW -> COMPONENT > > - You'll get a wizard. Click 'Install New Component' > > - Find the .dll (wherever you put it) and click on it then > click OPEN > > - You'll see the component info next > > - Click NEXT -> FINISH > > > > You're done! Now it will be available for use via ASP pages. > > Lastly, make sure you don't use the parentheses in your code. If it > > complains about parentheses, get rid of them and you'll be fine. > > Oh, one more thing, make sure the 'dnscmd.exe' file is in the same > > folder that the .dll is in. > > Make sure it is in the same folder of the .dll you pointed > > the component services to. > > > > Hope this helps, > > > > ricky > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: asp...@li... > > [mailto:asp...@li...]On Behalf Of Tim > > van den Hoff > > Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 9:44 AM > > To: asp...@li... > > Subject: [Aspdns-users] install problem > > > > > > hello all, > > > > I've got a problem installing ASP DNS, I think. > > I run a win2k spII machine, installed the VB Runtime program and the > > dnscmd.exe file. I want to use an ASP file to add and del A records > > on the same server. > > > > I read something about installing it as a com+ component with admin > > privileges, how do I go about this kind of thing? > > > > When I try to run the ASP file with the following code, I get this > > error: > > > > Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a0414' > > > > Cannot use parentheses when calling a Sub > > > > /addhost.asp, line 5 > > > > oMan.AddHost("schoolradar.nl", "test", > > "192.168.0.1","ns1.broz.nl",vRes) > > > > > > This is the code: > > > > <% > > > > Dim oMan, vRes > > Set oMan = CreateObject("ASPDns.ManageServer") > > oMan.AddHost("schoolradar.nl", "test", > > "192.168.0.1","ns1.broz.nl",vRes) > > > > %> > > > > > > What do I have to do? > > > > THanks a lot! > > > > Tim vd Hoff > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > This sf.net email is sponsored by: To learn the basics of securing > > your web site with SSL, click here to get a FREE TRIAL of a Thawte > > Server Certificate: http://www.gothawte.com/rd524.html > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Aspdns-users mailing list Asp...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users > > > > > |
From: Tim v. d. H. <ti...@vd...> - 2002-11-18 15:44:16
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hello all, I've got a problem installing ASP DNS, I think. I run a win2k spII machine, installed the VB Runtime program and the dnscmd.exe file. I want to use an ASP file to add and del A records on the same server. I read something about installing it as a com+ component with admin privileges, how do I go about this kind of thing? When I try to run the ASP file with the following code, I get this error: Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a0414' Cannot use parentheses when calling a Sub /addhost.asp, line 5 oMan.AddHost("schoolradar.nl", "test", "192.168.0.1","ns1.broz.nl",vRes) This is the code: <% Dim oMan, vRes Set oMan = CreateObject("ASPDns.ManageServer") oMan.AddHost("schoolradar.nl", "test", "192.168.0.1","ns1.broz.nl",vRes) %> What do I have to do? THanks a lot! Tim vd Hoff |
From: Darren G. <dr...@ep...> - 2002-10-29 15:52:30
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How can I add a blank host record using ASPDNS The command below adds a www host record so that peple are able to = access the site using www.acme.com but it can't be accessed by using = acme.com. In DNS manager you add a blank record but ASPDNS doesn't allow = this oMan.AddHost ("acme.com", "www", "192.168.1.1", , vRes) |
From: Ricardo P. <rp...@ap...> - 2002-10-25 18:26:25
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i hope someone can help me with this... i'm trying to create dns records so that someone can visit a url in the following format: http://www.BLAH.domain.com where "BLAH" is the special host name. manually, i would go and enter a "New Domain..." under the desired zone. in the above example i would navigate to the "domain.com" zone, right-click and click "New Domain..." the new domain i would create is "BLAH" which shows up as a folder under the "domain.com" zone. next, i click on the newly created "BLAH" folder and there, i would add a new host calling it "www" with its IP address etc. this would effectively give me the desired url. now my question is: how can i do the above programmatically. there is no "AddDomain" method in this component nor is there a "DomainAdd" command for the dnscmd.exe tool. how can i add a new domain to an existing zone programmatically??? or how can i achieve the same goal in another way??? ** using Win2K - Service Pack 2 ** any help would be highly appreciated. ricky |
From: Eric B. <br...@ya...> - 2002-09-11 22:05:54
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Yeah I discovered the same thing, unfortunately that was not documented. Once I placed the dnscmd.exe in the folder it worked great. Thanks for you help though. Eric --- Ricardo Pena <rp...@ap...> wrote: > hey eric, > > i was getting the same error and was going nutz. i > read your post as i was > looking for the same answer when it struck me. i > took a look at the source > code and followed the logic to see what may cause > the error. it turns out > that you have to copy the dnscmd.exe file into the > directory where the .dll > is. i thought i had done that before but it turns > out that i didn't do > that. make sure that the dnscmd.exe file is in the > same directory that the > Component Services Application points to. i'm sure > you know what i'm > talking about but for the benefit of other people, > here are the > instructions: > > (by the way, this is for Win2K folks) > > - open the Component Services MMC by going to START > -> PROGRAMS -> ADMIN. > TOOLS -> Component Services > - next, navigate down the tree till you find the > application where your > component is > - follow the tree down until you get to the > Components folder under the > application > - there you should find ASPDns.ManageServer, > ASPDns.RRecord, etc. > - Right-click on one of those components > (ASPDns.ManageServer will do fine) > - There underneath the description box is the > location of the ASPDns.dll > component. > - SOLUTION: dnscmd.exe must be in THAT same > directory > > it worked for me...it should work for you too. > > ricky > > > > >I am new to ASPDNS and I am having an issue I don't > >even know where to begin looking to fix. The error > is: > >Failed to initialize ManageServer class. Check > further > >Eventlog errors for details. > > >When I check the system logs it tells me that > >dnscmd.exe failed to intialize. I have extracted it > >into the winntsystem32 folder. > > >I am getting the error when calling an ASP page. > Does > >anyone know what else I can do fix this error. > > >Thank you in advance for amy help you can give me. > > >Eric > > >===== > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > In remembrance > www.osdn.com/911/ > _______________________________________________ > Aspdns-users mailing list > Asp...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users ===== __________________________________________________ Yahoo! - We Remember 9-11: A tribute to the more than 3,000 lives lost http://dir.remember.yahoo.com/tribute |
From: Ricardo P. <rp...@ap...> - 2002-09-11 21:40:18
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hey eric, i was getting the same error and was going nutz. i read your post as i was looking for the same answer when it struck me. i took a look at the source code and followed the logic to see what may cause the error. it turns out that you have to copy the dnscmd.exe file into the directory where the .dll is. i thought i had done that before but it turns out that i didn't do that. make sure that the dnscmd.exe file is in the same directory that the Component Services Application points to. i'm sure you know what i'm talking about but for the benefit of other people, here are the instructions: (by the way, this is for Win2K folks) - open the Component Services MMC by going to START -> PROGRAMS -> ADMIN. TOOLS -> Component Services - next, navigate down the tree till you find the application where your component is - follow the tree down until you get to the Components folder under the application - there you should find ASPDns.ManageServer, ASPDns.RRecord, etc. - Right-click on one of those components (ASPDns.ManageServer will do fine) - There underneath the description box is the location of the ASPDns.dll component. - SOLUTION: dnscmd.exe must be in THAT same directory it worked for me...it should work for you too. ricky >I am new to ASPDNS and I am having an issue I don't >even know where to begin looking to fix. The error is: >Failed to initialize ManageServer class. Check further >Eventlog errors for details. >When I check the system logs it tells me that >dnscmd.exe failed to intialize. I have extracted it >into the \winnt\system32 folder. >I am getting the error when calling an ASP page. Does >anyone know what else I can do fix this error. >Thank you in advance for amy help you can give me. >Eric >===== |
From: Eric B. <br...@ya...> - 2002-09-01 19:41:53
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I am new to ASPDNS and I am having an issue I don't even know where to begin looking to fix. The error is: Failed to initialize ManageServer class. Check further Eventlog errors for details. When I check the system logs it tells me that dnscmd.exe failed to intialize. I have extracted it into the \winnt\system32 folder. I am getting the error when calling an ASP page. Does anyone know what else I can do fix this error. Thank you in advance for amy help you can give me. Eric ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com |
From: Fredrik R. <fr...@ch...> - 2002-08-04 04:01:40
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Hi, How would you go on to add the "default ip" for a domain? Such as which ip the host "test.com" would point to. Its easy pointing a = ip to www.test.com or whatever. Any suggestions please? I tried doing a blank name for = "hostname" with a new a-record.. no luck. Thanx :) |
From: G.S.Aielli <giu...@ai...> - 2002-02-01 12:31:57
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Please try the following: 1. uninstall ASPDNS and check back Component services; I don't believe it= , but we have to make sure ASPDNS does not "confuse" your system (in some strange way probaby due to UNICODE support or so...): 2. try on a clean machine... 3. search the MS knowledge base. Thank you, gsa PS. maybe this article is for you: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;EN-US;q246871 ----- Original Message ----- From: =B1=E8=C1=A4=C8=C6 To: asp...@li... Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 7:19 AM Subject: [Aspdns-users] My MMC just hang on~~ Hi, everybody! I'm prajna4. Yesterday, GSA answered me very useful tips(not only to me but to all. isnt'it? ^^;) I tried to register aspdns.dll as a com+ in Management Console. but after I created empty application and when I tried to import componet already registered, MMC could not list componet already registered and just hung out! what can I do? Does anybody have the same problem? Greetings. Thanks in advance. |
From: <fo...@in...> - 2002-02-01 06:21:46
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From: G.S.Aielli <giu...@ai...> - 2002-01-31 12:53:55
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When you have your component registered (probably it is already the case)= , then you can set it up as a COM+ server. Notice you can already use the component, but not with IIS, so... How to set up a COM+ component: 1. open the Component Services MMC (under Programs\Administrative tools); 2. goto: Console root\Component services\Computers\ My Computer\COM+ Applications; 3. right-click & select New->Application; 4. after the welcome screen select "Create an empty application" button; 5. Give the application a name and leave Server Application selected; 6. Set the identity appropriately: the user under which the components ru= n HAS to be in the Administrators group (or at least DNS admins); 7. Now select the newly created application and right-click Components; select New->Component; 8. Click "Import components that are already registered"; 9. (Multi)select the ProgIds (ASPDNS.xxx); 10. You are finished! Greetings, gsa ----- Original Message ----- > From: =EA=B9=80=EC=A0=95=ED=9B=88 > To: asp...@li... > Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 10:01 AM > Subject: [Aspdns-users] Thanks! but I don't know how to set up.. > > > First of all, Thanks for your quick answer. gsa. ^^; > > Cause I want to bypass login dialog--when user register, user's subdoma= in > must be created automatically.. is it possible? I want to believe so. > > According to your answer I must set up ASPDNS as a COM+ service, runnin= g > under proper permission. > but where can I do that? and how? please help me again. > God bless you! > > thanks in advance. > > > > > > |
From: Michael O. <Mic...@it...> - 2002-01-31 10:44:59
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Hi=20 When I'm using this code below I'm getting an empty page. <% Dim oMan, Zone, Zones Set oMan =3D CreateObject("ASPDns.ManageServer")=20 Set RRecord =3D CreateObject("ASPDns.RRecord")=20 Set Zones =3D CreateObject("ASPDns.Zones")=20 Zone =3D"Micro.com" Response.write Zones(Zone).NS1 %> In the Event log there is the below error message. The VB Application identified by the event source logged this Application DNS: Thread ID: 1600 ,Logged:=20 Failed using ASPDns.ManageServer -> ZoneEnumRecords method. Check further Eventlog errors for details. If I look in then source code for ManageServer.cls under ZoneEnumRecords there is vBuff =3D ExecuteCMD(Server & " /EnumRecords " & ZoneName & " @ /child") vMXBuff =3D ExecuteCMD(Server & " /EnumRecords " & ZoneName = & " @ /type MX") The /Child does not give NS records Anynody has the same problem? GSA: And yes I'll install VB for troubleshooting ASPDNS Thanks=20 Michael |
From: <as...@ca...> - 2002-01-31 09:27:51
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THE solution: 1. After installing ASPDNS with (or without the setup program) you will have a ASPDNS dll correctly installed on your system, but... 2 .First use the simpletest.vbs file at the end of this message (I have not created it for you, some virus-checking programs may issue warnings or even delete the file, if attached to a email message) 3. If the component answers (either success or failure), then jump to step 6, else if you cannot see some output from simpletest, then try to see if the component registers correctly using (at the command prompt): prompt>regsrv32.exe <path where aspdns.dll can be found>aspdns.dll 4. If you get an error message, some file is missing, but the only dependencies of ASPDNS are the VB runtime and (at runtime) dnscmd.exe, so install them, and try again (remember to put all the file in one directory, eventually make copies of the files, but **DO** put 'em all toghether). 5. When you have your component registered (probably it is already the case), then you can set it up as a COM+ server. Notice you can already use the component, but not with IIS, so... 6. How to set up a COM+ component: 1. open the Component Services MMC (under Programs\Administrative tools); 2. goto: Console root\Component services\Computers\ My Computer\COM+ Applications; 3. right-click & select New->Application; 4. after the welcome screen select "Create an empty application" button; 5. Give the application a name and leave Server Application selected; 6. Set the identity appropriately: the user under which the components run HAS to be in the Administrators group (or at least DNS admins); 7. Now select the newly created application and right-click Components; select New->Component; 8. Click "Import components that are already registered"; 9. (Multi)select the ProgIds (ASPDNS.xxx); 10. You are finished! DO forget the error about COMCT332.OCX. I did not state clearly enough this component only affects DNSEplorer.exe, a simple utility provided with ASPDNS as a demo, NOT ASPDND itself; ASPDNS does not use COMCT332.OCX in any way, so the error can be ignored. Have a good day, and continue to use Opensource software, gsa PS. HOW to create the simpletest.vbs file: 1. create a file in the ASPDNS installation directory and name it simpletest.vbs; 2. right-click, select edit and copy the lines: Dim oDNS, vRes Set oDNS = CreateObject("ASPDNS.ManageServer") oDNS.GetDnsInfo ".", vRes MsgBox vRes 3. save & double click on the icon; you should get a message either success or failure, from the ASPDNS component; the message is textual and selfexplanatory. If you get no message check: aspdns.dll, dnscmd.exe and simpletest.vbs mus be all in the same directory. ----- Original Message ----- From: <as...@ca...> To: <gsa...@so...>; <mas...@so...> Cc: <asp...@li...> Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 4:03 AM Subject: [Aspdns-users] Can't get ASP pages to work > Hi, > > I am trying to get an asp page to work. > > is this all I should put: > > <% > Dim oMan, vRes > Set oMan = CreateObject("ASPDns.ManageServer") > oMan.PrimaryZone("acme.com", "dns.foo.com", "dns2.foo.com") > %> > > or did I not configure permissions correctly. Can someone help me in > doing so and if anyone has a copy of some ASP scripts they wrote that > would be cool too. > > Thanks > > Lech > > > _______________________________________________ > Aspdns-users mailing list > Asp...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users > |
From: <fo...@in...> - 2002-01-31 09:03:11
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From: G.S.Aielli <giu...@ai...> - 2002-01-31 08:13:37
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However you log in, when you browse a page you are IUSR_COMPUTERNAME, so: disable anonymous access to the page or set up ASPDNS as a COM+ service, running under proper permission Greetings, gsa ----- Original Message ----- From: =B1=E8=C1=A4=C8=C6 To: asp...@li... Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 8:41 AM Subject: [Aspdns-users] ACCESS_DENIED...Help me! -------------------------- ---source of my test.asp---- -------------------------- <% Set oMan =3D Server.CreateObject("ASPDns.ManageServer") oMan.GetDNSInfo ".", vRes Response.Write vRes Set oMan =3D Nothing %> -------------------------- First time my test.asp did not work. So, I copied dnscmd.exe to winnt\, winnt\system, winnt\system32-- cause I could not find win32 folder --; Anyway, after rebooting test.asp worked. but it said... ** Quite obviously, I ment system32!!!!!!!!!!!!! Info query failed. Status =3D 5 (0x00000005) Command failed: ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED 5 (00000005) I logged in as an Administrator, but it deny me...hur.. what is problem. hel me. please. Thanks in advance. prajna4 |
From: <fo...@in...> - 2002-01-31 07:42:58
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From: G.S.Aielli <giu...@ai...> - 2002-01-30 17:11:27
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The easiest way to troubleshoot ASPDNS is using some development environment which supports Intellisense (and COM). So I strongly suggest to test ASPDNS under Visual Basic, then you can easily "port" to ASP. (If you don't have a VB license there is a Working model edition which is free, or you can use Office.) First add a reference to the COM object ASPDNS, then you have the chance to see the parameters list and the list of members ASPDNS exposes, more precisely than the help itself. I wrote the help file accurately but it for sure contains many mistakes. And, above all, you can make tests! Use our test code (there are most of possibilities): Option Explicit Private Sub cmdTest1_Click() Dim AllZones As New Zones, SomeRec As New RRecords, vZoneItm, vRecItm, vNZ As Zone Stop 'I suggest to look in the DNS MMC for real action to be performed SomeRec.Add "www", azRRTypeA, "192.168.0.1" SomeRec.Add "mail", azRRTypeMX, "192.168.0.2 0" Set vNZ = AllZones.Add("acme.com.mx", azZoneTypePrimary, azZoneStatusRunning, _ "ns.acme.com", "ns1.acme.com", "ns2.acme.com", , , , , , SomeRec) If vNZ Is Nothing Then MsgBox "Created an object set to Nothing (vNZ is invalid)." Else 'vNZ is a valid Zone object, representing the newly created zone Debug.Print vNZ.RRecords.Count Debug.Print vNZ.RRecords("www") End If For Each vZoneItm In AllZones 'printing all zones Debug.Print vZoneItm; vZoneItm.ZoneStatus For Each vRecItm In vZoneItm.RRecords 'printing all records in every zone Debug.Print vbTab & vRecItm Next vRecItm Next vZoneItm 'printing some values Debug.Print AllZones("acme.com.mx").Expire Debug.Print AllZones("acme.com.mx").RRecords("www").RRType Debug.Print AllZones("acme.com.mx").RRecords("mail").RRData MsgBox "Press Ok to remove all the mess I have done." AllZones.Remove "acme.com.mx" MsgBox "Finished testing." End Sub Private Sub cmdTest2_Click() Dim oManager As New ManageServer, vRet Stop 'I suggest to look in the DNS MMC for real action to be performed oManager.AddPrimaryZone "acme.com", "ns.acme.com", "ns1.acme.com", "ns2.acme.com", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.SetSOA "acme.com", "ns.nic.it", , 200200101, , , , , , vRet Debug.Print vRet Dim vItm, oZones Set oZones = oManager.GetZones() For Each vItm In oZones Debug.Print vbTab & vItm Next vItm Debug.Print oManager.AddHost "acme.com", "pop", "12.12.12.12", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.AddAlias "acme.com", "www", "pop", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.AddMailer "acme.com", "mail", 0, "192.168.0.1", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.AddNameServer "acme.com", "ns1", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.AddNameServer "acme.com", "ns2", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.AddRecord "acme.com", "@ NS ns3", , vRet Debug.Print vRet Dim oRecs Set oRecs = oManager.ZoneEnumRecords("acme.com", , vRet) For Each vItm In oRecs Debug.Print vItm Next vItm Debug.Print Debug.Print oManager.ViewZone("acme.com", ".") MsgBox "Press Ok to remove all the mess I have done." oManager.DeleteAlias "acme.com", "www", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.DeleteHost "acme.com", "pop", "12.12.12.12", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.DeleteMailer "acme.com", "mail", 0, "192.168.0.1", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.DeleteNameServer "acme.com", "ns2.acme.com", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.DeleteRecord "acme.com", "@ NS ns3", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.DeleteZone "acme.com", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.GetDnsInfo , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.AddSecondaryZone "acme.com", "192.168.0.1", , vRet Debug.Print vRet oManager.DeleteZone "acme.com", , vRet Debug.Print vRet MsgBox "Finished testing." End Sub Private Sub cmdTest3_Click() Dim AllZones As New Zones, SomeRec As New RRecords, vZoneItm, vRecItm, vNZ As Zone Stop 'I suggest to look in the DNS MMC for real action to be performed AllZones.Add "acme.com", azZoneTypePrimary, azZoneStatusRunning, "ns.acme.com", "ns1.acme.com", "ns2.acme.com" AllZones("acme.com").Expire = 1000 AllZones("acme.com").MinTTL = 1000 AllZones("acme.com").NS1 = "ns1.acme.net" AllZones("acme.com").NS2 = "ns2.acme.net" AllZones("acme.com").PrimaryServer = "ns.acme.net" AllZones("acme.com").Refresh = 1000 AllZones("acme.com").ResponsiblePerson = "gsaielli" AllZones("acme.com").Retry = 1000 AllZones("acme.com").Serial = 1000 AllZones("acme.com").RRecords.Add "mail", azRRTypeMX, "10.0.0.0 7" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords("mail").RRData = "12.12.12.12 0" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords("mail").RRName = "mailer" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords.Add "www", azRRTypeA, "192.168.1.1" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords("www").RRData = "192.168.1.2" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords("www").RRName = "www2" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords.Add "err", azRRTypeCNAME, "error" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords("err").RRData = "www2" AllZones("acme.com").RRecords("err").RRName = "www" AllZones("acme.com").ZoneStatus = azZoneStatusPaused MsgBox "Press Ok to remove all the mess I have done." AllZones.Remove "acme.com" MsgBox "Finished testing." End Sub Private Sub cmdTest4_Click() 'managing an heavy number of zones Dim AllZones As New Zones, SomeRec As New RRecords, vZoneItm, vRecItm, vNZ As Zone, i As Integer Stop 'I suggest to look in the DNS MMC for real action to be performed 'add 100 zones with 2 records each SomeRec.Add "www", azRRTypeA, "192.168.0.1" SomeRec.Add "mail", azRRTypeMX, "192.168.0.2 0" For i = 1 To 5000 AllZones.Add "acme" & Format(i, "000#") & ".com", azZoneTypePrimary, azZoneStatusRunning, _ "ns.acme.com", "ns1.acme.com", "ns2.acme.com", , , , , , SomeRec Next For Each vZoneItm In AllZones 'printing all zones Debug.Print vZoneItm; vZoneItm.ZoneStatus 'For Each vRecItm In vZoneItm.RRecords 'printing all records in every zone ' Debug.Print vbTab & vRecItm 'Next vRecItm Next vZoneItm MsgBox "Press Ok to remove all the mess I have done." Do While AllZones.Count > 0 AllZones.Remove 1 Loop MsgBox "Finished testing." End Sub Private Sub cmdTest5_Click() Dim AllZones As New Zones, SomeRec As New RRecords, vZoneItm, vRecItm, vNZ As Zone, i As Integer Stop Debug.Print AllZones("acme.com.mx").RRecords("sub.www") End Sub Private Sub Form_Click() Dim oDNS, vRes Set oDNS = CreateObject("ASPDNS.ManageServer") oDNS.GetDnsInfo ".", vRes MsgBox vRes End Sub ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Olsen" <Mic...@it...> To: <asp...@li...> Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 5:52 PM Subject: Re: [Aspdns-users] ASP Pages with MX & NS Records Hi Gsa I have checked the ViewZone and there you can't get the NS og MX records. ManageServer.getSOA How does it work? Zone.NS1 & NS2 can't I get to work. In the eventlog there is an error regarding ZoneEnumsrecords. Whenn is the next release? Thanks Michael _______________________________________________ Aspdns-users mailing list Asp...@li... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/aspdns-users |