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<0> hello
<0> I have just installed Bind 9.2.0
<0> in /etc/named
<0> but I can't find the named.conf anywhere
<0> can somebody help me ?
<1> how did you install it?
<0> I did a : ./configure --prefix /etc/named
<1> what is in /etc/named?
<0> There are 5 directories bin/ include/ lib/ man/ and sbin/
<0> But I can't find the named.conf file
<1> I remember something about the source build not installing a named.conf
<1> I think there is a sample there though
<0> Well I can't seem to find a sample
<0> what do you suggest me to do next ?
<1> I rarely build it directly from the isc tarball myself
<0> well I had to do it
<0> this is my first time doing it
<0> So shall I just create a named.conf myself
<0> in /etc
<1> http://pastebin.ca/82969
<1> yeah
<0> but I am running Red Hat 7.2
<0> Red Hat ****s but it's my company politics
<1> you'll have to substitute some values in that file, it's from one of my testing setups
<0> ok thanks alot
<1> 7.2? :)
<1> your company needs a new policy :D
<0> yup
<2> Hi, what is the 2nd field for SOA ?
<2> @ IN SOA ns1.mills. ns2.mills ( <-- is not right I believe
<1> the second field is email address
<2> the first is the primary ns right ?
<1> yes
<2> cool
<2> thanks for that
<1> no charge
<2> I've had it wrong all these years, but obviously bind doesn't care much about that field
<1> it's not important for the zone to work, but it should be correct for HR reasons
<2> *nods*
<2> hence I'll be fixing all my zone files
<2> :)
<1> :)
<3> hello team
<3> how I can check which domains are hosted on given ip address ?
<3> nslookup or dig command .. ? please advice
<4> hosted like in "www-hosted"?
<3> i mean hosted on this ip address
<3> how to check for reverse dns
<4> dig -x <IP>
<4> or
<4> host <IP>
<3> priest : sorry . yes I already tested these commands but they don't work
<3> host return only the dns record
<3> dig return the dns and authority section
<3> no no one return all domains hosted on this ip address
<4> XSoul, an address (IP) has normaly only one reverse address.
<3> then how some online services know all domains hosted on the given ip address ?
<3> for example :
<3> http://www.domaintools.com/reverse-ip/
<3> how they check that ?
<4> they can't know all domains/RR's pointing to one IP-address
<3> but they know it
<3> i don't know how this works
<3> but they check all domains hosted on some ip address
<5> x-soul: there's nothing to guarantee/make reverse dns have the info you're lookin for. sorry. :-) as for domaintools, they are (probably) scrapping registry records and then doing 'common-name' lookups. [ they only found 1 of my 7 used dns entries ]
<5> s/x-soul/xsoul
<3> <5> you mean that they looks from the dns cash or something ?
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