Linux DNS Server Configuration for Beginners

[@faizanbukhari9334]

Can you put the links of the text you use as you don't mention in anywhere as said in video

[@janbruhovsky7247]

If you need the text for files you can use command: cp /etc/bind/db.local /etc/bind/(write_file_name_here) 👍

[@yashanmaduwantha4945]

Simple and great explain ever

[@SkillsBuildTraining]

Glad you think so!

[@0xbinarylol]

after installing bind9 on kali linux it's not recognized as a command or service sudo systemctl start bind9 bind9.service not found

[@SkillsBuildTraining]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@gojo1825]

Same for me

[@ifodaniell]

It seems that if you are using DHCP for your server/DNS host assigned by the router, all of this breaks. I didn't remember you stating that your server/DNS host needs to have a static IP address assigned so that there is no lease to run out and that this must be done in your router.

[@dustojnikhummer]

Of course your DNS server needs to be on a static IP, or at least have a DHCP reservation. You also need to tell your DHCP server to actually give your new DNS server to your clients.

[@garryroach2390]

can everybody on the internet access my domain if i have an public ip and i use this method?

[@shrust1k]

hey man, you didnt paste code from 4:00

[@_GeorgeSoN_]

Yes that's true. I'm just looking for it too!

[@iRecordPornz]

Wen I type cd ect/bind/ It says no such directory found

[@tommytbonescramer3908]

you need to add a forward slash /etc/bind

[@trlolist3332]

Perfect man, dont share the code you said. Thanks. I followed you until there now i dont know if i broke something.

[@siddharthashaw9766]

where the coomands ?

[@mubbashirkhan120]

Sir what is this Ubuntu version?

[@qlog1411]

its prob 23.04 or 22.04

[@TheGriffisz846]

Doesn't work

[@SkillsBuildTraining]

Can you provide more details?

[@adobeadobe1616]

i retyped the 4:00 code for anyone who doesn't want to go through the pain i did (in replies)

[@EMP-NETWORK]

where?!

[@rekhathakur6578]

Velle