How to setup Local Authoritative DNS - Revision history

Mcefan at 02:05, 20 October 2012

2012-10-20T02:05:30Z

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	[[category: ~~Tutorials~~]]		[[category: networking]]


	=How to setup Local Authoritative DNS=		=How to setup Local Authoritative DNS=

2012-08-14T02:59:53Z

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	sudo cp -arp /etc/dhcp3/* /etc/dhcp3.new		sudo cp -arp /etc/dhcp3/* /etc/dhcp3.new

	Also create a new ~~resolve~~.conf file:		Also create a new resolv.conf file:

	sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.new		sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.new
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	sudo mv /etc/dhcp3 /etc/dhcp3.original		sudo mv /etc/dhcp3 /etc/dhcp3.original
	sudo mv /etc/dhcp3.new /etc/dhcp3		sudo mv /etc/dhcp3.new /etc/dhcp3
	sudo mv /etc/~~resolve~~.conf /etc/~~resolve~~.conf.original		sudo mv /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.original
	sudo mv /etc/~~resolve~~.conf.new /etc/~~resolve~~.conf		sudo mv /etc/resolv.conf.new /etc/resolv.conf

	Finally restart the bind and dhcpd services:		Finally restart the bind and dhcpd services:

2008-09-05T23:00:03Z

Installation

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	/etc/bind.new/db.wright.local.rev		/etc/bind.new/db.wright.local.rev
	/etc/dhcp3.new/dhcpd.conf		/etc/dhcp3.new/dhcpd.conf
	/etc/resolv.conf		/etc/resolv.conf.new

	The full text of the files you will be editing is at the foot of this page. The original author named his network "wright"; you should replace all instances of "wright" with the name of your network.		The full text of the files you will be editing is at the foot of this page. The original author named his network "wright"; you should replace all instances of "wright" with the name of your network.

2008-09-05T22:37:35Z

/etc/bind/db.wright.local.zone

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	;		;
	dcerouter IN A 192.168.80.1		dcerouter IN A 192.168.80.1
	~~dad-kubuntu~~ IN A 192.168.80.21		thenameofamachine IN A 192.168.80.21
	~~royw-gentoo~~ IN A 192.168.80.20		thenameofanothermachine IN A 192.168.80.20
	;		;
	; Canonical name records, maps one name to another.		; Canonical name records, maps one name to another.

2008-09-05T22:30:51Z

Check directory ownership

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	sudo chmod 755 /var/log/named		sudo chmod 755 /var/log/named

			===Setting default domain===
	You probably ought to check and change the defaultdomain:		You probably ought to check and change the defaultdomain:

2008-09-05T22:30:15Z

File Permissions

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	===File Permissions===		===File Permissions===
	Change all the file permissions per instructions in named.conf.		Change all the file permissions per instructions in named.conf:

			File permissions:
			// /etc/bind/named.conf root:root 644
			// /etc/bind/rndc.key root:bind 640
			// /etc/bind/rndc.conf root:root 600
			// /etc/resolv.conf root:root 644
			// /etc/bind root:bind 775, chmod g+s => drwxrwsr-x
			// /etc/dhcp3 root:root 755
			// /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf root:root 644
			//

			===Double check. Everything===
	Double check everything. Roll Eyes		Double check everything. Roll Eyes

2008-09-05T22:29:01Z

Installation

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	sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.new		sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.new

	You will be creating or editing the following config files in these new directories~~, as described below~~:		You will be creating or editing the following config files in these new directories:

	/etc/bind.new/named.conf		/etc/bind.new/named.conf
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	/etc/bind.new/rndc.conf		/etc/bind.new/rndc.conf
	/etc/bind.new/rndc.key		/etc/bind.new/rndc.key
	/etc/bind.new/db.~~yournetworkname~~.local.zone		/etc/bind.new/db.wright.local.zone
	/etc/bind.new/db.~~yournetworkname~~.local.rev		/etc/bind.new/db.wright.local.rev
	/etc/dhcp3.new/dhcpd.conf		/etc/dhcp3.new/dhcpd.conf
	/etc/resolv.conf		/etc/resolv.conf

			The full text of the files you will be editing is at the foot of this page. The original author named his network "wright"; you should replace all instances of "wright" with the name of your network.

	==Notes on Editing Files==		==Notes on Editing Files==

2008-09-05T22:27:35Z

After Editing Files

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    /etc/resolv.conf
-==After Editing Files==
+==Notes on Editing Files==
 Make the logging directory:
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 where "yourdomain.local" is your domain.  :-)
 Change all the file permissions per instructions in named.conf.
 Double check everything.   Roll Eyes
-Then when you are feeling lucky, rename the original directories and then rename the new directories to take there place:
+==Wrapping up==
    sudo mv /etc/bind /etc/bind.original

2008-09-05T22:24:44Z

Installation

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    sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.new
-Then add/change the following config files as described below:
+You will be creating or editing the following config files in these new directories, as described below:
-   /etc/bind/named.conf
+   /etc/bind.new/named.conf
-To create a key for use in rndc.key and dhcpd.conf:
+==After Editing Files==
 Make the logging directory:

2008-09-05T22:20:38Z

Installation

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	sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.new		sudo touch /etc/resolv.conf.new

	Then add/change the config files below.		Then add/change the following config files as described below:

			/etc/bind/named.conf

	To create a key for use in rndc.key and dhcpd.conf:		To create a key for use in rndc.key and dhcpd.conf: