RE: DNS on iSeries issue

> There are three ways you can setup a DNS server (in general). 
> 
> 1) Answer the request if you know the answer, if you don't 
> know the answer, return not found. (perhaps the problem?)
> 
> 2) Answer the request if you know the answer, if you don't 
> know the answer, ask your DNS server (this is the setup 
> you're talking about, if iSeries doesn't know it asks Verizon)
> 
> 3) Anwer the request if you know the answer, if you don't, go 
> to the root servers and figure out the answer. (In this case 
> you're not dependent on someone else's DNS)
> 
> Perhaps you're setup in the first way?

I hope not. <g>  I can't even figure out how to tell.  I've used iSeries Nav
and gone thru every tab of every item underneath DNS and found no reference
to 4.2.2.1/4.2.2.2 anywhere.  Yet the CHGTCPDMN command has the INTNETADR
parm which has 4.2.2.1/4.2.2.2.  I'm thinking it should be somewhere in
iSeries Nav as well.