The default BIND package on RH9 can be finicky.  Try this sequence to see
if it clear matters up:

1) ps -aux
2) locate the PID for named and do:  kill -s 9  #####   where you replace
the number signs with the appropriate ID
3) service  named  start

If it starts OK and you can subsequently locate itasca.net, upgrade your
DNS server to the most recent stable version of BIND.

>
>> Another option is:  service  named  status
> No output at all. A clue! It must be using my upstream DNS for everything.
>
> And finally (Thanks Adam):
> [chris at alpha chris]$ cat /etc/resolv.conf
> nameserver 209.46.63.1
>
> I forget who that is.
>
> What's my next step?
>
> Thanks again,
> Chris Schumann
>
>
>
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