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dns配置2（DNS configuration 2） NAT built last Friday, in addition to no DNS parsing function, the other are OK Installing DNS services You can find the bind-9.2.1-16.i386.rpm installation directly from the redhat9 installation CD Start the DNS service, service named start Add boot automatically start chkcfg --add named on After installation, because you do not have the default configuration file, you need to manually build the named.conf file! CD /etc VI named.conf Is a blank file in which to enter the following: Options { Directory /var/named; }; Zone . { Type hint; File named.ca; }; Save exit Then build the /var/named folder CD /var MKDIR named CD named Then build the root field of the file file named.ca First of all, set up the DNS server in the /etc/resolv.conf file Echo, nameserver, /etc/resolv.conf Dig -t. NS will list the 13 root DNS server address (Am) Dig, -t, NS. /var/named/named.ca Generate the configuration file for rndc as follows: Rndc-confgen /etc/rndc.conf VI /etc/rndc.conf opens the file, you can see the contents of the next 13 lines have been used # notes, and that the part of the contents of the request for additional /etc/named.conf file! The following 13 lines of content are appended to the named.conf file: Tail +13 /etc/rndc.conf /etc/named.conf note is append rather than overwrite Additional after editing the named.conf to remove the corresponding line of the # No. View running records: Tail /var/log/messages Enter rndc status to see the status of rndc Return: Number of zones: 0 Debug level: 0 Xfers running: 0 Xfers deferred: 0 SOA queries in progress: 0 Query logging is OFF Recursive clients: 0/1000 TCP clients: 0/100 Server, is, up, and, running The explanation is normal, and DNS has been able to parse the domain name! You can try the query results ~! Set the DNS inside the /etc/resolv.conf file to native resolution: Echo nameserver /etc/resolv.conf Then you can query the DNS, such as host [url] [/url] wait for a while will return the corr