In addition to these recommendation, you can use MAC filtering to restrict
users.
This is ofcourse if you have a iptables based firewall with MAC module.
/Peter
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From: bind-users-boun...@lists.isc.org
[mailto:bind-users-boun...@lists.isc.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Lightner
S
On Feb 1 2009, Niall O'Reilly wrote:
[...]
You need to read the documentation for the commands
involved. Try
# man netstat
# man grep
# man wc
Can I suggest
$ man netstat
$ man grep
$ man wc
instead?
:-) / 2
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On Sun, 2009-02-01 at 18:08 +0330, Bind wrote:
> # netstat -an |grep 53 |wc
> 3911223 20656
>
> is first number the total queries which asked from my server on port
> 53 or
> number of session
Bind wrote:
> Dear Admins
> I installed Bindv9.5.1 and it works properly,,but i have some questions
> about these parameters:
>
> # netstat -an |grep 53 |wc
> 3911223 20656
I think you might want to use "lsof" (or your system equivalent) to find
the open ports that are directly related
On 30.01.09 22:55, Al Stu wrote:
> History is fraught with individuals or a few being ridiculed for putting
> forth that which goes against the conventional wisdom of the masses and so
> called experts, only to be vindicated once the masses and so called experts
> get their head out where the su
In article , "Bind" wrote:
> I installed Bindv9.5.1 and it works properly,,but i have some questions
> about these parameters:
>
> # netstat -an |grep 53 |wc
> 3911223 20656
>
> is first number the total queries which asked from my server on port 53 or
> number of sessions that sta
Dear Admins
I installed Bindv9.5.1 and it works properly,,but i have some questions
about these parameters:
# netstat -an |grep 53 |wc
3911223 20656
is first number the total queries which asked from my server on port 53 or
number of sessions that stablished?
what is the second and t
You can allow recursion (and caching)for specific (as opposed to all)
IPs external to your setup but its generally not a good idea unless
these IPs are static and trusted by you. If your "friends" are using
ISPs they're almost certainly getting DHCP provided IPs (meaning
random). You don't want t
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