hi,
i want to query root servers directly instead of my ISP dns and for tht have
used couple of commands
like " tracert " and route through (RT) but wasnt able to query root server
directly ,
if u know how to directly query root server thn plz help
thanks
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relax think wrote:
i want to query root servers directly instead of my ISP dns and for tht have
used couple of commands
like " tracert " and route through (RT) but wasnt able to query root server
directly ,
if u know how to directly query root server thn plz help
Use dig(1). Eg. to see the names
Matthew Seaman wrote:
If your ISPs nameservers are unreliable or overloaded, and not giving
you a good service, then one course of action you might consider is just
configuring the named(8) built into your FreeBSD system to do recursive
DNS lookups for you. (And caching -- but that's a given for
* Andrew P. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [0122 14:22]:
> Matthew Seaman wrote:
> >If your ISPs nameservers are unreliable or overloaded, and not giving
> >you a good service, then one course of action you might consider is just
> >configuring the named(8) built into your FreeBSD system to do recursive
>
Andrew P. wrote:
Matthew Seaman wrote:
If your ISPs nameservers are unreliable or overloaded, and not giving
you a good service, then one course of action you might consider is
just configuring the named(8) built into your FreeBSD system to do
recursive DNS lookups for you. (And caching -- but t
Matthew Seaman wrote:
Sure. Assuming you're using 5.3-RELEASE, 5.3-STABLE or better, then
setting up a recursive-only nameserver is really very simple.
The system comes with BIND-9.3.0 as standard, and it has all of the
chroot-ing functionality available just by default. All you need do is
add
On Jan 14 at 16:39, Matthew Seaman patiently explained:
> Andrew P. wrote:
>> Matthew Seaman wrote:
>>
>> I'm sure it won't be difficult for anyone to find a named(8) how-to,
>> but I'd be very glad to see your post, please. I currently use djbdns,
>> but I'm not very happy with it and I'd like t
