DNS and BIND (5th Edition) by Paul Albitz, Cricket Liu

DNS and BIND (5th Edition) by Paul Albitz, Cricket Liu

By Paul Albitz, Cricket Liu

DNS and BIND tells you every little thing you must paintings with one of many Internet's primary construction blocks: the disbursed host details database that's chargeable for translating names into addresses, routing mail to its right vacation spot, or even directory mobile numbers with the hot ENUM ordinary. This publication brings you recent with the most recent alterations during this the most important service.

The 5th variation covers BIND 9.3.2, the newest unlock of the BIND nine sequence, in addition to BIND 8.4.7. BIND 9.3.2 includes extra advancements in safety and IPv6 aid, and significant new good points comparable to internationalized domains, ENUM (electronic numbering), and SPF (the Sender coverage Framework).

Whether you're an administrator concerned with DNS each day or a person who desires to be extra knowledgeable in regards to the web and the way it really works, you'll locate that this ebook is vital reading.

Topics contain:
* What DNS does, the way it works, and in the event you have to use it
* how to define your personal position within the Internet's namespace
* developing identify servers
* utilizing MX documents to course mail
* Configuring hosts to exploit DNS identify servers
* Subdividing domain names (parenting)
* Securing your identify server: limiting who can question your server, combating unauthorized quarter transfers, fending off bogus servers, etc.
* The DNS protection Extensions (DNSSEC) and Transaction Signatures (TSIG)
* Mapping one identify to a number of servers for load sharing
* Dynamic updates, asynchronous notification of switch to a sector, and incremental area transfers
* Troubleshooting: utilizing nslookup and dig, analyzing debugging output, universal problems
* DNS programming utilizing the resolver library and Perl's Net:NS module

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