Linux Red Hat DNS server installation (reverse and forward resolution) configuration

1. This article uses the system comes with the RPM package to install, because this Linux system is optimized, therefore does not need the CD-ROM to mount.

2. Introduction

Bind is an open source DNS server software developed and maintained by the University of California, Berkeley, with full name Berkeley Internet name Domain It is currently the most widely used DNS server Software in the world, supports a variety of UNIX platforms and Windows platforms.

This article describes its most basic installation and configuration in Red Hat Linux 6.5.

3. Install, first RPM-QA bind* find the System bind-9.8.2-0.17.rc1.el6_4.6.i686.rpm

4. Try to start (of course, there is no forward and reverse parsing function)

5. Configure the master configuration file (the file is under /etc/named.conf )

6 Forward configuration file (create a file with the vi/var/named/example.com.zone command, type the configuration information as shown)

7 Note Forward and reverse configuration files Be sure to view this file, keeping the IP address consistent (view by command cat/etc/resolv.conf )

8 Reverse configuration file (create a file by using the vi/var/named/example.com.ptr command, type the following)

9. Restart

10. Test results (when testing, we must replace the command in the following Miaochuang with example, so as to succeed)

The above is the complete configuration process if in doubt welcome you to leave a message below.

--by Small Seedling