Andrew wrote:
> [...] Instead, it's trying to DNS "shipping" using opendns.
> OpenDNS creates the same issue as my ISP's DNS: it will direct any host
> that isn't found to its own search servers. 

Hi Andrew,

This is a VERY good example of why you should avoid OpenDNS or any other DNS 
service that returns bogus data when queried for non-existing hosts. They 
create 
confusion and breaks the principle of least surprise. Run your own caching 
resolver instead and prime it with knowledge of the root servers instead.

Best regards,
/Martin Leben


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