Re: Caching nameserver

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William Warren wrote:
> i'd rather use bind..i don't have to go outside the Centos tree that way
> and can easily maintain it with yum update.  Thanks for the suggestion
> though.
> 

1- Try not to top-post.

All you need to get a local name caching on a server is to do a

yum install caching-nameserver

Then,

chkconfig --add named

Finally,

service named start

Then make sure named listens on all IP addresses (if you don't need only
local access) and tell clients to use this server for dns queries.

Then if you absolutely need to use your astaro, you'll have to modify
your config file as stated by another poster.

Hope this helps.

BTW this is all from my memory... you may have to know what you are
doing ;).


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