nslookup -d problems 1

[GerritR]

My isp has changed from nameserver, and now I have the following problem.
When I do a nslookup and then after the prompt I type "ls -d mydomain.ext" usally it listed all records that are configured for my domain. Now I get about 300 lines saying "(root). 0" and then nslookup stops.
when I do "nslookup mydomain.ext" it says "Non-autoritative answer" the name of my domain and the ip adres that my

http://www record

points to.
What do I have to do to list all my records again ?
Is there maybe another tool for this ?

Thanks,
Gerrit

 

[brontosaurus]

your "new" name server could be configured to block unauthorized zone transfer requests, which is essentially what you're doing by asking for an "all records" list.
The "non-authoritative" answer is no big deal. That's simply a name servers way of saying "I have this info in my cache, so I'm not going to bother asking the authoritative server for this info again..."

 

[GerritR]

Thanks,
that will proberbly be the case. So what should I do next?
Is there a tool that still can list all records or must I ask my provider to autorize me to do zone transfer requests?

 

[brontosaurus]

if they locked it down, there's no tool. You need to ask them to allow zone transfers to a machine on your network.