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The Concise Guide to DNS and BIND
The Concise Guide to DNS and BIND
ISBN: 0789722739
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 1999
Pages: 183
Authors:
Nicolai Langfeldt
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Main Page
Table of content
Copyright
About the Author
About the Technical Editor
Acknowledgments
Tell Us What You Think
Introduction
About This Book
The Internet Before DNS
DNS to the Rescue
The Versions of BIND
If It s Worth Doing, It s Worth Doing Right
Part I: Basic DNS
Chapter 1. DNS Concepts
DNS Is a Hierarchic, Distributed Database
What Is a Domain?
Zones and Delegation
Reverse Zones
Duplication and Distribution of Zones
How Resolution Works
DNS as a Tree
Chapter 2. DNS in Practice
The BIND Software
Configuring BIND
Testing It All
Resolver Setup
A Zone
Subdomains and Delegation
Reverse Delegations for Classless Nets
Secondary Servers
NOTIFY
Chapter 3. Maintenance and Enhancements
More Practical Details
Maintaining and Changing Zones
DNS Round Robin and Load Distribution
The Trouble with CNAME Records
Wildcard Records
Logs and Debugging
Adding More Domains
Contingency Planning
Practical Uses of Forwarding
Maintaining the root.hints File
Chapter 4. Getting a Domain
Top-Level Domains and Their Owners
Getting the Domain
Paying for Everything
Part II: Advanced DNS
Chapter 5. Using Dig and nslookup
Dig
nslookup
Chapter 6. Troubleshooting DNS
Staying Out of Trouble
Network Problems
Delegation Problems
Reverse Lookup Problems
Masters, Slaves, and Serial Numbers
Caching and TTLs
Zone Data Mistakes
The Log File(s)
Chapter 7. The DNS Tool Chest
The Internet
Maintenance Tools
Quality Control
Chapter 8. Security Concerns
About Security
How Secure Is DNS and BIND?
Resource Use
chroot and Least Privilege
Query ID Pool
Hiding Your BIND Version
BIND 9 and DNSSEC
DNS on Firewalls
Firewall Rules and DNS
Split DNS, NAT, and Network Hiding
Chapter 9. Dynamic DNS
Of RRsets
Of Masters and Slaves
Accepting and Doing Updates
Slave Server Issues
Reverse Zones
A One Host Zone
DHCP
Chapter 10. DNS and Dial-Up Connections
Moderating BIND
Cutting Off BIND
Chapter 11. DNS on a Closed Network
In a Simple Network
Internal Rootservers
Slave and Cache Servers
Structuring Your DNS
Chapter 12. Interfacing DNS in Programs
The UNIX Resolver
DNS from Perl
DNS from Python
DNS in Shell Scripts
Asynchronous Resolving
Chapter 13. Resource Records
RRs in Current Use
Experimental RRs
Obsolete RRs
Part III: About BIND
Chapter 14. A Guide to BIND 4
Migrating from BIND 4 to BIND 8
ndc in BIND 4
Configuring BIND 4
Miscellaneous
Chapter 15. Compiling and Maintaining BIND
About BIND
Getting BIND
Keeping It Current
Compiling BIND
Installing BIND
Customizing for Chrooted Environments
Chapter 16. BIND 9
The Goals of BIND 9
Why Use BIND 9?
Compiling BIND 9
The Documentation
Running BIND 9
New Resource Limits
Views
New RRs
Scalability
Security Enhancements
IPv6 Support
Chapter 17. Miscellany
How ncd Works
Address Sorting
Checknames, Legal Hostnames
The Limits of BIND
The Housekeeping of BIND
The Rest of the Options
Part IV: Appendixes
Appendix A. Named.Conf Man Page
NAMED.CONF(5) System Programmer s Manual NAMED.CONF(5)
Name
named.confconfiguration file for named(8)
Converting from BIND 4.9.x
Address Match Lists
The Logging Statement
The Options Statement
The Zone Statement
The acl Statement
The key Statement
The trusted-keys Statement
The server Statement
The controls Statement
The include Statement
Examples
Files
See Also
Appendix B. Bibliography
Books
RFCs
Index
Index SYMBOL
Index A
Index B
Index C
Index D
Index E
Index F
Index G
Index H
Index I
Index J
Index K
Index L
Index M
Index N
Index O
Index P
Index Q
Index R
Index S
Index T
Index U
Index V
Index W
Index X
The Concise Guide to DNS and BIND
ISBN: 0789722739
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 1999
Pages: 183
Authors:
Nicolai Langfeldt
BUY ON AMAZON
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