Could you include some more details?

Once you set the domain to forward resolve to the IP address, the tool will do a lookup to determine which IP you want to set reverse dns on.

It does work for multiple IPs. Just make sure that you have one of your FQDN pointing to that IP, and enter the FQDN into the DNS manager -- it'll find that it points to the second IP and ask if you want to set the RDNS to that FQDN.

Make sense? There is one current limitation with the RDNS manager -- if you're trying to use the same FQDN for more than one IP, it will only select the first IP.

-Chris

That's what I meant, the FQDN has two A records pointing to my box and the manager only picks up on the first one.

This should now work. You have the option of choosing which IP you want. Please let me know if that works for you.

Thanks,
-Chris

O_o

Clicked yes anyways, then looked up the domain again, then it showed



Clicked yes, and now rDNS is setup for both

Fixed -- it now outputs the IP Address rather than the internal ID that we use ...

-Chris