Index
A note on the digital index
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Symbols
- . (dot)
- DNS database root node, The Domain Name System, in a Nutshell
- trailing dot indicating FQDN, The BIND 4.9 and later search list
- / (slash), leading slash in full pathnames, The BIND 4.9 and later search list
- /etc/hosts file
- site-wide or workgroup, keeping for disasters, Coping with Disaster
- “no” preceding nslookup option’s name, Option Settings
A
- A (address) records
- multiple, using to set up round-robin, Round-Robin Load Distribution
- query statistics on BIND 8 nameserver, BIND 8 statistics
- AAAA (address) records
- example, AAAA and ip6.arpa
- absolute pathnames, The Domain Name System, in a Nutshell
- access lists, support in BIND 8 and 9, Getting BIND
- ACE, Internationalized Domain Names
- converting to and from Unicode, DNS and WINS
- encoding utilities, Internationalized Domain Names
- acl statement, Address Match Lists and ACLs, acl
- using with view statement, Views
- ACLs (access control lists), Address Match Lists and ACLs
- applying to particular zone, Restricting queries in a particular zone
- applying to zone transfers, Restricting queries in a particular zone
- global, puttin on zone data, Protecting zone data on the bastion host
- actions, The Windows XP Resolver
- Active ...
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