* Tony Despain [Thu, 29 Apr 2004 at 14:42 -0600] <quote> > Does anyone know if it is possible to restrict a private network from > accessing websites on the internet by configuring bind 9 a certain way? I > only want to allow them the ability to query one domain. If so how do you > do it, i know you can do it with firewalls but I am wondering if it is > possible with dns. Thanks in advance. > > Tony >
If I understand correctly, you want to allow computers within the network access to one domain only. In this case you could set up your own dns (i've no idea what this would take) and point the computers on the network to that dns for name resolution. But this way, they could still go to addresses directly, or someone may change the dns (I know I would) Maybe that'll give you some ideas, but a firewall is probably what you need. dns is only name resolution.
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