DNS_st-ReverseDNS

 Begin test: DNS_st with: BaseTest::ReverseDNS on: lxshare0235.cern.ch lxshare0291.cern.ch 

BaseTest: setContext
 Stack: BaseTest::ReverseDNS::setContext BaseTest::new  
ReverseDNS: setContext
BaseTest: checkArguments
 Stack: BaseTest::process   
BaseTest: setDefaults
 Stack: BaseTest::process   
BaseTest: checkPrerequisites
 Stack: BaseTest::process   
BaseTest: setupTest
ReverseDNS: runTest
Checking... lxshare0235.cern.ch
Checking... lxshare0291.cern.ch
BaseTest: evaluateTest
BaseTest: runParserScript
 Stack: BaseTest::parsing BaseTest::process  
BaseTest: cleanup
 Stack: BaseTest::process   

 End Test #1: DNS_st with: BaseTest::ReverseDNS on: lxshare0235.cern.ch lxshare0291.cern.ch 
 Global Result: 	[33;40;1mBaseTest::ReverseDNS[0m 	[[32;40;1mOK[0m]
 Duration: 0 sec.
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Description

BaseTest: setContext
 Stack: BaseTest::ReverseDNS::setContext BaseTest::new  
ReverseDNS: setContext
BaseTest: checkArguments
 Stack: BaseTest::process   
BaseTest: setDefaults
 Stack: BaseTest::process   


Check that a reverse DNS lookup works for all of the supplied 
host names.   The host names must be fully qualified.

The reverse DNS lookup is done as a basic part of checking the 
validity of host certificates.  If the lookup does not work, then
secured requests to that machine will fail (e.g. job submission,
GridFTP transfers, etc.).



 The commands required/used in this test are: