Bind9 on Ubuntu (proof of concept question)
I want to set up Bind9 as a local DNS. Its function would be:
- Allow a local-network Wiki and blog to have their own URLs.
- Forward other requests to a pair of external DNS servers.
Is this viable with a local Bind server?
dns bind
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I want to set up Bind9 as a local DNS. Its function would be:
- Allow a local-network Wiki and blog to have their own URLs.
- Forward other requests to a pair of external DNS servers.
Is this viable with a local Bind server?
dns bind
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:41
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I want to set up Bind9 as a local DNS. Its function would be:
- Allow a local-network Wiki and blog to have their own URLs.
- Forward other requests to a pair of external DNS servers.
Is this viable with a local Bind server?
dns bind
asked Dec 31 '18 at 16:41
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I want to set up Bind9 as a local DNS. Its function would be:
- Allow a local-network Wiki and blog to have their own URLs.
- Forward other requests to a pair of external DNS servers.
Is this viable with a local Bind server?
dns bind
dns bind
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Yes.
Bind is an advanced and more or less feature-complete dns-server. Whatever tricks you want to do with DNS, can probably be done with Bind.
It sounds like you want to set up Bind with a authoritative zone (master zone), and one or more forwarders.
It may be easier to configure dnsmasq, but Bind will certainly work in this scenario.
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:04
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Yes.
Bind is an advanced and more or less feature-complete dns-server. Whatever tricks you want to do with DNS, can probably be done with Bind.
It sounds like you want to set up Bind with a authoritative zone (master zone), and one or more forwarders.
It may be easier to configure dnsmasq, but Bind will certainly work in this scenario.
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Yes.
Bind is an advanced and more or less feature-complete dns-server. Whatever tricks you want to do with DNS, can probably be done with Bind.
It sounds like you want to set up Bind with a authoritative zone (master zone), and one or more forwarders.
It may be easier to configure dnsmasq, but Bind will certainly work in this scenario.
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Yes.
Bind is an advanced and more or less feature-complete dns-server. Whatever tricks you want to do with DNS, can probably be done with Bind.
It sounds like you want to set up Bind with a authoritative zone (master zone), and one or more forwarders.
It may be easier to configure dnsmasq, but Bind will certainly work in this scenario.
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:04
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Yes.
Bind is an advanced and more or less feature-complete dns-server. Whatever tricks you want to do with DNS, can probably be done with Bind.
It sounds like you want to set up Bind with a authoritative zone (master zone), and one or more forwarders.
It may be easier to configure dnsmasq, but Bind will certainly work in this scenario.
answered Dec 31 '18 at 17:04
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