When the previous time is a Sendmail mail server, the DNS is configured to configure the DNS, and the information found on the Internet is the configuration of the 6.x version, followed by NSLOOKUP, always Server CAN Find No way, the company's leadership is tight, I have to pay with Samba (as long as the Samba's Linux server and the Windows client are in the same group). Later, after N times, I finally found a way to get DNS, now the following (welcome everyone to make an opinion):
(1) First enter the / etc directory, vi named.conf, where it is joined in it:
ZONE "X.x" in {
TYPE MASTER;
File "X.x";
}
Zone "0.168.192.in-addr.Arpa" in {
TYPE MASTER;
File "192.168.0";
}
(2), in entering the / var / named directory, create a forward resolution file and reverse resolution file, the file is too complicated, is it not created, it doesn't matter, this is a stupid method I found, LS is there a Localhost .zone's file is her, cp localhost.zone XX, this is not there, Vi XX has the following interface:
$ TTL 86400
$ ORIGIN LOCALHOST.
@ 1D in SOA @ root
42; Serial (d. Adams)
Refresh
15m; Retry
1W; Expiry
1D); Minimum
1D in ns @
1D I 127.0.0.1
Change this file to:
$ TTL 86400
$ ORIGIN X.x.
@ 1D in SOA @ root
42; Serial (d. Adams)
Refresh
15m; Retry
1W; Expiry
1D); Minimum
1D in ns @
1D in a xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx
Yes. Then in /etc/init.d/named restart, there is, it is parsing, do not believe, try again with nslookup. Reverse parsing with the Named.local file CP is one, not more, try a few times, Nslookup is certainly successful.
