Anyone know a good howto on setting up a DNS server?
Have any tips?
What I want is that workstations on my network have it
specified as their DNS server.
Also so I can assign 3rd level domain names with unique IPs
(so dumby.kathweb.net points to one place and foobar.kathweb.net points to
I'm submitting this to techtalk, I suppose, because I'm asking for any
advice (technical or not) on getting an install-fest going.
Anyone got any good advice? Things to avoid, problems overcome... etc.
~Melanie
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Hi Kath:
Try
http://linuxdocs.org/HOWTOs/DNS-HOWTO.html
or another really good source is the O'Reilly book
The definitive guide to DNS
Mary.
Anyone know a good
howto on setting up a DNS server? Have any tips? What
I want is that workstations on my network have it specified as their DNS
serve
Thanks!
I think I'll have a ton of questions in a few minutes
:D
- Kath
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From:
Mary. E.
Mulderrig
To: Kath ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 5:28
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Subject: Re: [techtalk] DNS
Hi Kath:
Try http://linuxdocs.org
On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 06:26:38AM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I'm submitting this to techtalk, I suppose, because I'm asking for any
> advice (technical or not) on getting an install-fest going.
>
> Anyone got any good advice? Things to avoid, problems overcome... etc.
>
I haven't re
Hello,
After more than a year, I still consider my self new to Linux. But it always
seems to be the little things that trip me up the most. For example, I've
only learned recently how to remove filenames with leading dash characters,
'-', in their names. Use a dot-slash in front of the name:
On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 09:35:55AM -0800, Dennis Wheeler wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> After more than a year, I still consider my self new to Linux. But it always
> seems to be the little things that trip me up the most. For example, I've
> only learned recently how to remove filenames with leading das
Still more questions :)
Ok, I have this thingy setup (I hope).
Now, how do I update my Network Solutions records to reflect
that I'm running my own DNS server and to have the DNS records point to that new
server? I'm VERY confused as how to do this and which
forms I fill out etc etc.
-
On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 08:31:43AM -0500 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
Kath thought:
> Anyone know a good howto on setting up a DNS server? Have any tips?
>
I used a whole bunch of HOWTOs for my home network including the DNS
HOWTO. I set up a caching DNS with zones for my home network but,
You
need to fill out a host form to add your server as a DNS server. Then you
can change your domain by doing a change form. Now, keep in mind that
unless you have an entire net block assigned to you, you won't be able to host
the reverse DNS for your site.
Also...are you going to set
> > - Kath the Very Confused
> ^^
> You mean Kath the shortly to become even more confused!! :-)
Oh yes. Jason just rained on my parade totally too :\
- Kath
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>
> rm "file[2].txt"
> will remove the offending file.
> kent
>
>
That's true, quoting the filename will let me remove it, but in this case I
don't want to remove the file, I want to rename it by removing the '[*]'
from the filename. And there are a lot of them in several directories.
Ve
On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 01:45:20PM -0800, Dennis Wheeler wrote:
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> >
> >
> > rm "file[2].txt"
> > will remove the offending file.
> > kent
> >
> >
>
> That's true, quoting the filename will let me remove it, but in this case I
> don't want to remove the file, I want to rename it by removin
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