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system:dns [2020-03-13T08:10:35+0000]
michael_paoli created
system:dns [2020-09-07T19:29:25+0000] (current)
michael_paoli +Al Whaley
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 ====== DNS ====== ====== DNS ======
  
-Not that this is //not// a DNS tutorial nor intended to be so.+Note that this is //not// a DNS tutorial nor intended to be so.
  
 It's mostly intended to attempt to reasonably cover documentation of some DNS infrastructure and maintenance thereof, It's mostly intended to attempt to reasonably cover documentation of some DNS infrastructure and maintenance thereof,
-and be reasonably accurate at least as of the time of this writing (2020-03-13).+and be reasonably accurate at least as of the time of this writing/​updating ​(2020-05-19).
  
 The BALUG host (balug-sf-lug-v2.balug.org) The BALUG host (balug-sf-lug-v2.balug.org)
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 balug.org\\ ​   ​ balug.org\\ ​   ​
 berkeleylug.com\\  ​ berkeleylug.com\\  ​
-berkeleylug.org\\ ​ 
 e.9.1.0.5.0.f.1.0.7.4.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa\\ ​ e.9.1.0.5.0.f.1.0.7.4.0.1.0.0.2.ip6.arpa\\ ​
 sf-lug.com\\ ​ sf-lug.com\\ ​
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 Grant Bowman\\ Grant Bowman\\
 Rick Moen\\ Rick Moen\\
 +Al Whaley\\
  
 Note also that there are person(s) who are or may become set up also to edit DNS data for the sub-domain pi.BerkeleyLUG.com (and any subdomains thereof). Note also that there are person(s) who are or may become set up also to edit DNS data for the sub-domain pi.BerkeleyLUG.com (and any subdomains thereof).
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 It may also be highly preferable (if not strongly recommended),​ that rather than edit the zone file, one uses dynamic update to make the DNS changes. It may also be highly preferable (if not strongly recommended),​ that rather than edit the zone file, one uses dynamic update to make the DNS changes.
  
-Below I give fair bit of example, and more general documentation/​explanation:​\\+Below I give fair bit of example, and more general documentation/​explanation ​(and with some correction(s)/​clarification(s)):\\
 <​file>​ <​file>​
 Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2020 01:18:26 -0700 Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2020 01:18:26 -0700
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 Also, one may note, ~root/​bin/​Named-checkconf Also, one may note, ~root/​bin/​Named-checkconf
 It's essentially an "​enhanced"​ version of (wrapper around) named-checkconf It's essentially an "​enhanced"​ version of (wrapper around) named-checkconf
-and runs relevant checks, and with relevant options/​arguments.  ​Not also+and runs relevant checks, and with relevant options/​arguments.  ​Note also
 to be effective it needs to run as root (to be able to chroot and read to be effective it needs to run as root (to be able to chroot and read
 relevant data, etc.). ​ It's also world readable, so one may view/​inspect relevant data, etc.). ​ It's also world readable, so one may view/​inspect
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