how to configure? about kadnode HOT 11 CLOSED

KadNode has probably not been installed onto the system yet (use "make install"). Try "kadnode-ctl lookup s17.p2p" to see if resolving works so far (first call will start lookup, afterwards a result may be seen).

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My config is correct?
Both nodes behind NAT. Does it matter?
,,
#grep kadnode /etc/nsswitch.conf
hosts: files kadnode dns

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both nodes behind won't work, unless one of the routers have support for natpmp (and KadNode has support enabled). Or use IPv6 mode.

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ОК. I understand how it works.
It works now for me under linux.
But, under Windows it works only inside Kadnode daemon:

kadnode-ctl.exe lookup s17.p2p
"finds my ip address"

But, no response from DNS (53) port

nslookup
server 127.0.0.1
Default server: 127.0.0.1
Address: 127.0.0.1#53
s17.p2p
;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached

p.s.
kadnode build with dns code, and daemon started with option --dns-port 53

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@axxName Maybe the installer is broken on Windows. But it may depend on the Windows Version. What Windows version do you use?

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@axxName Maybe the installer is broken on Windows. But it may depend on the Windows Version. What Windows version do you use?

And nice to hear that you got it working.

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Windows 7 Home Basic (32)
Windows 7 Ultimate (64)
the same result with kadnode dns option in Linux

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That worked for me once. But I had not tested in for quite some time. I would need to setup my Testenvironment.

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would be grateful if it will work

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I think I found error in your code about DNS response.
May be I am wrong, but now I see nslookup resolves

code attached
ext-dns.c.diff.txt

Can you confirm my assumption?

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@axxName You are right, the answer to an address record should be counted ad an answer record (anCount), not additional information record (arCount).
Thanks a lot!

Anyway, I forgot about this ticket - too much stuff to do. :(

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