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BIND is the de facto standard DNS server

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I have cPanel & WHM v130.0.14 STANDARD running in an EC2 instance. Trying to setup a reverse proxy with Apache2 by setting a CNAME some.example.com (not the real one) to forward the request to api....
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This is on a Debian 12.10 lxc machine. I'm trying to get bind9/named to listen on a second localhost IP: /etc/bind/named.conf.options: options { ...
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On various, mostly security and privacy related reasons, I would be more happy if my caching-only bind9 would only use TCP to make outward connections. Of course, it should be able to accept and ...
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I cannot for the life of me work out why BIND9 is refusing queries. I have followed so many tutorials and watched so many configuration setup videos, both using Webmin and in the CLI, following them ...
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I have bind9 running for local LAN DNS. I also have an APT caching server. So, I set up an RPZ file to poison certain domain names and have them resolve to my internal caching server instead. Running ...
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I‘m just in the process of rebuilding a system which includes BIND and Webmin. Zone files for BIND are on an external disk, which worked fine on the previous setup. After installing the server from ...
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After upgrading a CentOS 7 server to AlmaLinux 9, and BIND along with it, I receive a new error message without changing (bind/named) configuration files: systemctl status named × named.service - ...
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I want to create a Debian based DNS Server to run BIND9. There is plenty of information on package dependencies. but it is all about how to install required packages when installing package-x.y.z. ...
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I'm working on setting up DNS and DHCP on my homelab network using BIND9 and Kea, and I'm having trouble getting my zone files to update consistently. My setup is BIND 9.18.26 and Kea 2.4.1 on the ...
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https://fedoramagazine.org/how-to-setup-a-dns-server-with-bind/ I setup DNS server in bind as per this article Master=192.168.1.206=master.example.com Client=192.168.1.3=client.example.com // // /etc/...
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One of my Fedora systems will often fail to do DNS resolution. Both ping host.ext and nslookup host.ext fail. When I edit /etc/resolv.conf to use nameserver 1.1.1.1 instead of nameserver 127.0.0.53, ...
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I have a DNSSEC bind server. Everything works just fine - except one little issue: Why there is no automatic ZSK rollover happening? I thought the bind will generate and install new ZSK keys every 180 ...
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I am using pihole forwarding to bind as a local dns service. [root@server ~]# cat /etc/redhat-release CentOS Stream release 8 [root@server ~]# named -v BIND 9.11.36-RedHat-9.11.36-13.el8 (Extended ...
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OS: Oracle Linux 8.9 Bind version: 9.11.36 (installed from rpm) I am having trouble creating a subdomain (powerwebappuat.lereta.com) delegated to azure servers. Normally this is not difficult. I would ...
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After banging my head against this issue for 2 days now I need support from the community just to make sure I am not dense and missing something. (( Pardon my english, it's not my first language )) I ...
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