hai pankaj,
i am no expert but here are my humble suggestions.
1:-type linuxconf in the console
2:-expand servertasks,click an config.create a domain and in that give the
name of your computer as the name server
3:-expand add/edit and give the names of the other computer in the domain.save
and exit.
3:-open /etc/resolv.conf in all the computers.
4:-put the following entry

nameserver   <ipaddress of the nameserver>

5:-restart named using /etc/rc.d/init.d/named restart

6:-give the command "nslookup". if you get the reply as follows

default server <name of the nameserver>

well then things r great.

hope you are successful
anup

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