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by tobej Sep 19, 2000 last reply Nov 13, 2000

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Hi there,

I have Apache running on my LAN, and I can see the index.html display on my web browser on all the win based clients. Now for the good stuff. I do not have a registered domain name, but I want to setup a DNS server for just internal use. How do I go about this, can I do this?
Any help would be greatly appericated.

Thanks for your help.

Jamie123456

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by zbrain75 Sep 19, 2000

Go to http://ctdp.tripod.com/os/linux/usersguide/index.html
Item 44 tells you how to set the files up and start it.

Also there is a DNS-HOWTO at the Linux Documentation Project. You can find a link to it and other documentation at:
http://ctdp.tripod.com/os/linux/weblinks/index.html
Look in the "Documentation" section.

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by ryttinch Sep 29, 2000

You can set up BIND to do this internally. I was once at a company that used their company name for the DNS zone.

You would do this by editing the /etc/named.conf file properly, then you can edit the BIND files that you need.

Not that hard todo.

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