My question revolves around querying a DNS Server. A zone file of DNS looks like

omega A 164.100.9.207
tempweb1 CNAME omega
tempweb2 CNAME omega
. . . etc.. i am in the web hosting dept. now, what i had to do is.. in case.. i give a site name in the ".nic.in" domain.. say "tempweb3".. i should get all the URLS with the same IP Address.. omega, tempweb4, tempweb5.. tempweb10.. i used "gethostbyaddr"..and all.. thats giving me the name of the primary URL of tempweb3 only.. not all.. i made another prog.. but that is giving me the different names.. of the same site.. eg .. mail.yahoo.com and login.yahoo.com .. both give the same page.. i need that..plus i need the names of URLs that r not referring to the same site.. you see.. like indiannavy.nic.in, indianarmy.nic.in have same IP address.. but refer to diff places.. I hope I am able to put across my point. I have tried snippets, Net::DNS::RR, NET::DNS::Resolver... no luck..
Thanks..
Yogi

In reply to Reverse Recursive DNS Query by indian_yogi

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