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what do you mean setting up DNS? are you talking as in setting up a DNS server? or just useing DNS? Oreilly has a really good book on DNS and BIND. i would go take a look at it very informative. |
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this is a howto from sun.com. setting up BIND is kinda stright forward w/ a slight bend to the left. I highly suggest you goto your local book store and check out that book. I think you will walk away with a stronger grasp on how to implament it, configure it, and deploy it. I havent played w/ DNS servers in years but i am sure i can dust off my notes if need be. |
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