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• How to configure a Dynamic Resolver for IPv6

  

  By chco : 04 August 2011 - 12:49 AM

  The following excerpt from DNS and BIND on IPv6 offers a practical look at adopting IPv6 and how you'd set up a Dynamic Resolver to work with it.IPv6 supports several methods for dynamically confi...

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  • ipv6
  • dns
  • bind
  • dynamic

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• What exactly is IPv6?

  

  By chco : 01 August 2011 - 04:58 PM

  The exhaustion of the IPv4 address space wasn’t unexpected, of course. The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) developed IP version 6 in the 1990s largely in anticipation of this day. Likewise, t...

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  • networking
  • ipv6
  • bind
  • dns

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• recursive dns will not resolve some .gov sites

  Asked by technodweeb : 02 February 2011 - 02:11 PM

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  • recursive
  • dns
  • bind

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• BIND TSIG Question.

  Asked by wjlakner : 01 March 2010 - 04:45 PM

  

  Answered by zerosvsones : Jun 30 2010 02:43 AM
  You can even choose which zones will be transferred using TSIG keys, and which not. You can setup ext and int views as well. My "5 cents" on how I use TSIG with RHEL/CentOS in rootjail is he... full answer >

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  • bind
  • dns
  • tsig

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• Finding a syntax error in a zone data file

  

  By cricketliu : 15 September 2009 - 11:56 AM

  Find the log messages from the most recent restart or reload of the name server, reloading again if necessary. Then look for a message indicating the line of the zone data file that contains t...

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  • DNS
  • BIND
  • zone
  • named

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• How to find a syntax error in a named.conf file

  

  By cricketliu : 15 September 2009 - 11:43 AM

  If you suspect you have a syntax error in named.conf, check the name server's syslog output to see if named logged any error messages the last time you started or reloaded it. Look for a message l...

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  • DNS
  • BIND
  • named
  • rndc

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• How to configure a resolver to append multiple domain names to arguments

  

  By cricketliu : 15 September 2009 - 11:10 AM

  On a BIND resolver, configure a search list by adding a search directive to the resolv.conf file. You can specify up to six domain names as arguments to the search directive, in the order in which...

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  • DNS
  • BIND
  • resolver
  • resolv.conf

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• How to configure a resolver to query a remote name server

  

  By cricketliu : 15 September 2009 - 11:06 AM

  On a host running a BIND resolver, add a nameserver directive to the resolv.conf file. The resolv.conf file (note that there's no "e" on the end of "resolv") usually lives in the /etc directory;...

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  • DNS
  • BIND
  • resolv.conf
  • resolver

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• How to handle Active Directory with a name sever

  

  By cricketliu : 15 September 2009 - 10:59 AM

  If you want to allow your Active Directory Domain Controllers to register their SRV records using dynamic update, make note that there are a number of different solutions to this pr...

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  • DNS
  • BIND
  • Active Directory
  • zone
  • Windows

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• How to restrict the queries of a name server answers

  

  By cricketliu : 15 September 2009 - 10:34 AM

  If you want to restrict the queries a name server answers, use the allow-query substatement to restrict the queries to which the name server responds. allow-query can be used as ...

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  • DNS
  • BIND
  • ACL
  • TSIG

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