[aclug-L] Re: DNS-domain name for home network?

[Steven Saner <ssaner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The primary DNS server in the unix world is bind. My guess is that Red
Hat comes with a version of bind. While configuring bind is not a
particularly difficult thing, it takes a bit of understanding how DNS
works and understanding the configuration files. The "DNS and BIND"
book from O'Reilly is good. Also, I'm sure there are some HOWTOs out
there. Beyond that, I could probably give you some examples if needed.


On Fri, May 19, 2000 at 10:51:20AM -0500, Larry Bottorff wrote:
> I'd like to allow my home network to respond to a name/domain name
> (www.mypgnet.com) in http, etc, instead of always typing in the IP address
> (192.168.10.1). I won't be on the Internet, just pretending to have my own.
> I know I need to do something with DNS, but I've got not much s.a.
> experience. I'm using RH6.2
> Lrs v.d. Ast
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