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hello,
can someone help me get a guide or guide me installing dns service on cent os 5.5.
im currently using win server 2003 as local dns and forward my ...
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- 12-01-2010 #1Just Joined!
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DNS in cent oS
hello,
can someone help me get a guide or guide me installing dns service on cent os 5.5.
im currently using win server 2003 as local dns and forward my requests to my ISP.
how can i do this? i was googling and i see they use bind?
btw my friend setup a dns(a public one) but i see he that everytime he wants to add a new record he has to edit /etc/named --> do i have to do this for the local dns?
- 12-02-2010 #2Linux Enthusiast
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Hi there,
bind is kinda all-singing, all-dancing and I've heard it's pretty involved to set up. If you just want something that will handle forwarding DNS requests and a little bit of local config, I suggest dnsmasq.
I use it on my home network and it's pretty simple to set up and does the job nicely. There are howtos all over the place but if you want any help just tell us roughly what you are trying to set up and we'll see what we can do.
Let us know how you get onTo be good, you must first be bad. "Newbie" is a rank, not a slight.
- 12-06-2010 #3Just Joined!
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don't u have a WHM panel..? It has options to install Dns servers.
- 12-06-2010 #4
It's not really difficult, after you have done it
half a dozen times.
DNS & BIND
- 12-28-2010 #5Just Joined!
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You can try installing via yum
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# yum list | grep -i bind
You'll be getting a list of the version you want to install
bind-x-x or something
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# yum install bind-x-x
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Regards,
Trijit
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