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You are creating one large management nightmare. Just use DHCP and log all request. Then when something goes wrong or you need to know who did what look at the mac address associated to the IP...

Try this LINK (https://www.google.com/)

Try one of these;

20 Command Line Tools to Monitor Linux Performance (http://www.tecmint.com/command-line-tools-to-monitor-linux-performance/)

Here is the thought process;

DHCP is use for mobile devices which could/do move around form one network to another, i.e., Laptops.

Static is used for device that would not move around, i.e.,...

Not sure I would agree with ease of ip address management. After all depending on how large the network is using dhcp to staticly assign ip addresses could be a very large task and if you are going...

Same here, I find it easier.

Sorry but this is not going to work as you have stated here. Once you have given the first line there is no reason to execute the second as it will only reload the saved rules and thus remove the...

Huh? Ping is not how you check DNS.
If you want to check DNS then you use DIG:


dig dns.tuffy.org
dig www.tuffy.org
dig -x 172.22.45.237
Give those a try and see if you get a response.

You could try this SITE (http://www.datarecoverypros.com/recover-linux-midnightcommander.html)

No, when the information you are looking for cannot be found locally the requests are then forwarded to the forwarders to resolve.

Yes, my mistake. It should look like this so local domains can still be looked up:


options {
forwarders {
<first ip of opendns>;
<second ip of opendns>;
...

Don't know this router. Their site is a joke as every PDF link I click on takes me to their Business partners page.

Is there a firewall on the ubuntu box?

Then instead of changing the root hints file just make your dns server a forward only system that forwards everything to opendns.

Make a backup copy of named.conf before editing anything so you...

What type of router are you using?

It doesn't have to do with not know or maybe it does. A question I have is why would you want to setup your connection this way? If you are going to allow a device to open ports as needed then why...

OK, you need to start posting the zone files so that I can see what you did or didn't do along with the complete error.
If you don't want to post them publicly then please send them via PM.

Then make the changes in your zone files for the NS records to read ns1.example.com and ensure you have an A record in the zone for them.


Same as before just update your zone file.

You should...

have a look at iptraf for network traffic

Update your glue records at your register.

Not 100% understanding what you mean here. You are either going to publish your domain to the public or you are not. If you are not going to publish...

The question that come to mind is why? What do you expect to gain by doing this?
What controls are you looking for here?

Because it doesn't need to look anywhere else to resolve requests as it...

As the MAN page for this topic seems to be self explanatory I see no reason to add anything more to the post other then direct him to the MAN pages on his system. There was never a link to any other...

Have a look at man limit.conf

Interface Bonding (http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-4-Manual/ref-guide/s1-networkscripts-interfaces.html)

I am surprised no one suggested using the CD's and booting into rescue mode, mounting the file system and make the needed changes to use /bin/bash.

Make sure you have the proper timezone selected as your local time.
It can be set using /usr/sbin/timeconfig