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OpenBSD as a domain name server
Author:
Daniele Mazzocchio
Applies to: OpenBSD 5.4
Last update: Nov 10, 2013
Table of contents
1. Introduction
2. The Domain Name System
2.1 A few definitions
2.2 The name resolution process
2.3 Reverse name resolution
2.4 Resource records
3. Base configuration
3.1 The main configuration file
3.2 The zone data files
3.3 Starting Bind
3.4 rndc(8)
3.5 Adding a slave name server
4. Further Bind configuration
4.1 Views and split namespace
4.2 Delegation
4.3 Auto-update and notify
4.4 TSIG and security
4.5 Logging
5. Appendix A
5.1 First draft of the configuration and zone data files
5.1.1 DMZ primary master
5.1.2 DMZ secondary master
5.2 Final version of the configuration and zone data files
5.2.1 DMZ primary master
5.2.2 DMZ secondary master
5.2.3 LAN primary master
5.2.4 LAN secondary master
6. Appendix B
6.1 References
6.2 Bibliography
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