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In the last blog post we introduced several of the most essential records in a DNS server, including A records, NS records, and SOA records. In this blog post we will continue to introduce several other commonly used records of DNS, hoping to help you understand DNS. Four MX records MX records are also known as Mail Exchanger Records, and MX records are used to

"Experimental description"Experimental environment: Add a server ns2.test.com, IP 192.168.0.112;Experimental purpose: The new server is configured to 192.168.0.111 this primary DNS server from the DNS server;" conditions for implementing master-Slave Synchronization"1, the master-slave server time must be synchronized, using NTP and time server periodic synchronization time;[Email protected] ~]# vim/etc/cro

Today, the DNS system has already exceeded the originally set "Address Book" function. With the popularization of the Internet, more and more malicious intrusions and DDoS attacks have emerged. A modern DNS system should be designed to address these issues and provide end users with a fast and easy-to-use interface.The entry point for the DNS system is for the we

I don't know where you are. Anyway, I have a place called the ISP bandwidth service provider, Dr. Peng ... As the original credulous landlord said the legendary telecommunications plus the Great Wall Broadband dual service, the last to pull the landlord's net. As a result, I have never encountered my own IP address is telecommunications. Dr. Peng has always been the bar called the Great Wall broadband. I'm going to go oh ~ ~Always hijack my DNS, and,

Recently, my colleague reported that during the NSLookup test on the Intranet, I found that when I used the Intranet DNS server 192.168.1.1 for resolution, the DNS server responded very quickly and did not Any errors. However, when the DMZ server 51.144.198.99 is used for testing, the system always prompts that the request times out and returns the correct resolution. We suspect that the firewall we are usi

Secondary DNS server configuration******************The purpose of the secondary server: First, as a backup of the primary DNS server, the second is to share the load of the primary DNS server.The configuration of a secondary DNS server is relatively straightforward, because its zone database files are periodically cop

Have you ever encountered a DNS error or can be on the QQ but not open the Web page situation? Or is it too slow to open the page? These could be DNS setup errors or no settings, so here's how to troubleshoot DNS errors and how to set up DNS to navigate the web smoothly. Tools/raw Materials Windows Xp/vista Treewalk

DNS is the basic service of the internet, and bind is the most popular open-source DNS software. Because it is very popular, it is very aggressive. Therefore, we need to build a secure DNS server. There are several measures to build a secure DNS Service (for basic bind compilation and installation and configuration, re

First step, add the DNS configuration file 1. As shown in our Mac OS preferences, we found the "network" click into. 2. Now pop up the network window we can set up DNS, I here to cable as an example. 3. Then we click "Edit Position" to enter, as shown in the following figure. 4. In the pop-up dialog we click the "+" button, and then a new location of the network configuration file. I'll change it

Experiment (I.)Experimental requirements: Configure DNS servers on two hosts, respectivelyExperimental Purpose:1. Do the authorization of the Bj.tarena.comDNS subdomain on the tarena.com.The 2.bj.tarena.com subdomain forwards the parent domain.Experimental environmentHost name FXHLJ IP address 192.168.1.20 responsible for parsing of the tarena.com domainWww.tarena.com 192.168.1.100Host name localhost IP address is 192.168.1.30 responsible for parsing

Install net: DNS Module Perl-mcpan-e "Install net: DNS" Script Simulation #!/usr/bin/perluse Net::DNS::Nameserver;use strict;use warnings;sub reply_handler { my ($qname, $qclass, $qtype, $peerhost,$query,$conn) = @_; my ($rcode, @ans, @auth, @add); print "Received query from $peerhost to ". $conn->{"sockhost"}. "\n"; $query->print; if ($qtyp