I recently changed my domain to this server. Everything went well except for the pain on the behind that was the DNS. After wating more than 72 hours for the TLDs to update (with no sucess), I had to change the DNS server where my domain was registred (again). Another problem I came across was with my ISP’s secondary DNS server. It had a different records than the primary name server, so once in a while I got no access to my mail accounts. Once I flushed the DNS cache everthing went fine, but minutes later I got the wrong ip adress AGAIN.
Now everything seems to be working fine, but I decided to catch up on some reading to refresh my knowledge on DNS. I found a very nice link collection on Linux Journal, check it out.
- The Open Source version of DNS
- OpenNIC: Democratic Name System DNS
- Tutorials, Tips and Tricks, HowTo and other Articles
- DNS Concepts
- DNS HOWTO
- DNS tricks and tips
- DNS for Rocket Scientists
- Internet Domain Name Structure
- Domain Name System
- Men & Mice – DNS Resources
- Setting Up Your New Domain Mini-HOWTO
- How to Use Domain-Based Blacklist Zones
- Bind and Dnsmasq
- freshmeat.net: Project details for Dnsmasq
- Configuring BIND with Webmin – RimuHosting
- BIND 9 Administrator Reference Manual
- Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND)
- Free DNS hosting
- The Public DNS Service
- List of free DNS hosting sites
- Another list of free DNS hosting sites
- Setting up Dynamic DNS at Home
- How To Set Static and Dynamic DNS for Your ISP
- Free Dynamic and Static DNS
- Dynamic Network Services
- Online Tools for the Beginner to play with
- DNS, Network and other tools.
- Expired Domain Name Search
- E-Mail relay, DNS, Network and other tools
[tags]DNS, BIND, Dnsmasq, Zones, Domains, Networking[/tags]
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