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DNS Name Server Problem on Linux
I'm very new to all of this, so I apologize in advance if my post comes off incoherent, or terms aren't used correctly
 Using Fedora Core 2, I set up am internal DNS name server. After setting up the named.conf, and the localhost files I was able to correctly resolve my host name through nslookup and dig. For a while, this actually worked! However, in order for named to run at startup, I linked it into etc/rc5.d. From then on, I can't resolve my host name. I'm sure named is running, because I see it in the process list. I've also checked var/log/messages for some sort of error, but everything looks fine there. Any suggestions? -skeet |
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