Name Resolution: DNS vs Wins
Features Domain Name System (DNS) uses DNS Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN) and is a DNS protocol and directed routing is comparable to the DNS Hosts file does not resolve NetBios names, that's what WINS. Features of Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) WINS was designed specifically to support NetBIOS over TCP / IP (NetBT) is comparable to WINS LMHosts file WINS service centralizes information NetBIOS names on Microsoft Jet Database Engine for the client can access the same manner as directed DNS, so this allows NetBIOS can pass through routers. From Windows 2000 networks can be configured without using NetBIOS, in fact without WINS. Difference between DNS and WINS The main difference between WINS and DNS, WINS is that ... Read the full article »
Configuring and adding domains in tinydns
This article is the continuation of How to install the domain name server djbdns on Linux Debian / Ubuntu, using the service dnscache dnscache to use the name servers replace the local address 127.0.0.1 in / etc / resolv.conf This address is where dnscache is listening or waiting for connections. The following lines will make a copy of the file and then insert our own domain: cp / etc / resolv.conf / etc / resolv.conf.original echo "domain example.com"> / etc / resolv.conf echo "nameserver 127.0. 0.1 ">> / etc / resolv.conf Now to test the functionality of dnscache, we check to try to resolve a remote host: www.youtube.com dnsip If we run the above command displays an error like the following, is because we have not installed the required software. The program 'dnsip' can be found in the Following Packages: * * djbdns dbndns Try: sudo apt-get install <Selected package> bash: dnsip: ... Read the full article »
How to install the domain name server djbdns on Linux Debian / Ubuntu
In this article we will see how to install and configure djbdns via the package manager apt to be used on Debian or Ubuntu. djbdns is a secure DNS toolkit, which consists of several parts: dnscache, a DNS cache that can be used in / etc / resolv.conf instead of the name server of the ISP and trying to solve the wrong answers DNS; axfrdns, a service that runs on the primary DNS server and to which the slaves connect for zone transfers, and tinydns, the DNS server, a replacement and secure alternative to BIND. Dnscache service listens on local IP address 127.0.0.1, the external IP tinydns IP 192.168.0.100. Installing djbdns djbdns package is not available in Debian repositories, ... Read the full article »
BIND serial number
This value is the largest source of errors and problems with DNS. To make things fast and efficient processing BIND zone files to another format. When BIND loads a zone file at startup, check the serial number and only processes the zone file if the serial number is greater than the previously processed version. Therefore, if you change the zone file, but not the serial number, BIND ignores and does not make the changes. A common format for the serial number contains the date and a unique serial number (YYYYMMDDNN), such as 2009011502 for the second review (02) of record January 15, 2009. This allows us to change the number 100 ... Read the full article »
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An introduction to Debian networking setup
Establish a network under Debian (sarge, etch, lenny) is very similar to other GNU / Linux, especially in areas such as DNS. However, if you're new to the distribution you may not know where things fit. In this brief introduction to networking trabaja.Solo will show you how there are a couple of things we should care: Set the hostname DNS Configure Configure Configure the gateway IP address (gateway) by default. Configuring hostname Set the hostname to a Debian is quite simple. We can ask them directly or set with the hostname command as a user can see the name of the current host: user @ mkdiablo: ~ $ / bin / hostname mkdiablo To set the hostname directly become root and run: mkdiablo: ~ # / bin / hostname nuevo_nombre_de_host When the system ... Read the full article »
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