Questions tagged [bind9]

Bind9 is an application that enables your computer to function as a DNS server.

Bind9 is an application that enables your computer to function as a DNS server. Bind can be installed on Windows, but again, I would recommend that you configure Microsoft own DNS option, if you are running a Windows DNS server.

Installation Linux

apt-get update
apt-get install apache2
apt-get install bind9
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DNS Query using TSIG : BIND server

Here is what I am trying to do: Use TSIG to validate the DNS transaction : Query and Response. I know that TSIG is generally used between two hosts for secured zone transfers. But, I am trying to validate a simple Query from my client using TSIG. I…
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remotely pulling configuration information from BIND9 nameserver

How do I remotely pull configuration information from a running bind name server without logging in as root on the server where it is running? I searched a lot and read many materials about BIND9 but still no answers. I know there are some commands…
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Host a custom DNS with custom TLD's

There's so many Stack Overflow sites. Pardon me if this is posted on the wrong site. I got to thinking, and started wondering what's stopping somebody from running a custom DNS. Sure, not many would use it, but those who did would be able to…
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Update all instances of IP address on a server

We currently have a dynamically provided IP address and are switching over to a static ip address. As such, I need to change the IP address on our 3 LAMP servers. These servers also run bind9 for DNS and postfix/dovecot for email. (MySQL is…
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Where in the yaml do I set "HostNetwork: true"?

I found one post that suggested I use HostNetwork: true in the spec: section on my bind9-deployment.yaml file but I'm not sure whether it goes in the spec: under kind: Service or kind: Deployment section of my file. I am hoping eventually to…
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Secondary DNS BIND server can replica partial of zones files

While setting up and configuring secondary BIND9 DNS servers on Ubuntu 18.04.6 for remote locations. So far, everything seems fine, except that the secondary can copy/pull partial zones files from the master. Is there a way to copy/pull all the…
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How to point my domain (myapp.com) to app running on vps with ip address?

i want when client in the browser type my domain name it shows app running on port 80 of my vps. all i have now is one registered domain name , in the manage panel of it i can edit name servers ( two name servers) . and i have one vps with one…
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How to connect my own dns server(bind9) to global domain(for example go_daddy)

I have bought the domain name from a name domain register. And I have my own DNS server (Bind9) with global IP. Explain to me please, how to connect my domain to my bind server IP address. In my domain register a personal account, I just can add…
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Bind9 forward DNS queries to 2 different DNS Server | Internal <-> dmz <-> external

I'm trying to setup a DNS server with bind9 (DNS server in dmz) fullfilling the task to forward all querys to the concerned DNS Server. Overview: interal DNS (dns1.internal.com) <-> dmz DNS (dns-dmz)<-> external DNS (dns-ext) <-> dfn DNS. All querys…
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Linux Debian 9 With Bind 9 DNS

System: I have 2 Debian 9 clean installs with Bind9 on both. Problem: I am not sure if this is a issue or not but what is happening is ns2 is being queried before ns1. Domain: intelacyber.com Question: Is this normal and if not how can I fix…
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How to match view by RegExp in Javascript

named.conf options { listen-on port 53 { 127.0.0.1;}; listen-on-v6 port 53 { ::1; }; directory "/var/named"; dump-file "/var/named/data/cache_dump.db"; statistics-file…
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How to properly setup a bind9 DNS server on a Debian 8.7 droplet

I have bind9 setup on my old DO droplet (Debian 7.11) and everything was working great. I decided to setup a new droplet (Debian 8.7) and configure bind9 today. On the old Debian 7 droplet I had it configured to be authoritative name server with…
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BIND9 is running but not pinging my domain

There is a cloud server with IP 51.254.79.239 tt1.domain.com and tt2.domain.com are the name servers. these are the zone options used zone "domain.com" { type master; file "/etc/bind/db.domain.com"; }; zone "79.254.51.in-addr.arpa"…
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BIND9 response depending on server network card

i have 3 virtual machines running on debian 8 on a private network. Let's name them A, B and C. => C is a virtual machine with 2 network cards (we name them a and b) each network card having a different IP adress. There is BIND9 installed on the C…
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Bind acl file generate from CSV ip list using bash

I would like to generate geoiplist.acl file from a csv file. acl file format: acl "A1" { 31.14.133.39/32; 37.221.172.0/23; acl "A2" { 5.145.149.142/32; 57.72.6.0/24; ...... the csv file:…
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