By default DNS server works on port no. 53 but what if you want to change the default port no. in your machine. I wanted to give a try if it is possible and if
This article is little outdated as with RHEL 7 now you do not need to copy the bind DNS configuration files into the chroot environment. Step-by-Step Tutorial: Configure DNS Server using bind chroot (CentOS/RHEL 7)
In my earlier post I had shown you the step by step configuration guide for BIND DNS server but since that time I had used older version of bind rpm so most of the parameters
caching-only nameserver won't allow references to internal clients by hostname, but it does allow clients to take advantage of frequently requested domains that are cached. Pre-requisites Make sure all the below packages are installed bind
A record It is the Address records also known as host records Points to the IP address reflecting the domain Used for forward lookup of any domain name For example: Our website is configured on
Ever Wondered How does a DNS query works? I mean what happens exactly when you type www.golinuxhub.com on your browser. Honestly most of us are not bothered unless the web page doesnot opens. Anyways let me tell
NOTE: Please take a copy of the original configuration file before making any changes to it. Using this method you will be able to configure your machine as master DNS server for forward and reverse