Technical Workshop Series:
Linux DNS & DHCP
Configuration is
an Eight-hour workshop that enables participants to install, configure, and use
Domain Name System and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol in Linux environment
confidently. Participants will gain the necessary practical experience to get optimal
value from “Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND)” & DHCP software.
Target Audience
Those
who want to install, configure, and use DNS and DHCP in Linux environment. |
Prerequisites
Good
working knowledge of Linux/Unix operating system with a basic understanding
of Internet and IP Addressing concepts. |
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Introduction to DNS. ·
Nameserver Zones. ·
Nameserver Types. ·
BIND as a Nameserver. ·
/etc/named.conf. ·
Common Statement Types. ·
acl Statement. ·
include Statement . ·
options Statement . ·
zone Statement. ·
Sample zone Statements. ·
Other Statement Types. ·
Comment Tags. ·
Zone Files. ·
Zone File Directives. ·
Zone File Resource Records. ·
Example Zone File. ·
Reverse Name Resolution Zone
Files. ·
Using rndc. ·
Configuring /etc/named.conf. |
·
Configuring /etc/rndc.conf. ·
Command Line Options. ·
Advanced Features of BIND. ·
DNS Protocol Enhancements. ·
Multiple Views. ·
Security. ·
IP version 6. ·
Common Mistakes to Avoid. ·
Additional Resources. ·
Installed Documentation. ·
Useful Websites. ·
Related Books. ·
Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP). ·
Why Use DHCP?. ·
Configuring a DHCP Server. ·
Configuration File. ·
Lease Database. ·
Starting and Stopping the
Server. |
·
DHCP Relay Agent . ·
Configuring a DHCP Client. ·
Notes. ·
Additional Resources. ·
Installed Documentation. ·
dhcrelay man page — explains
the DHCP Relay Agent and its configuration. Related Workshops: 1.
Apache HTTP & Secure
Server. 2.
Linux DNS & DHCP
Configuration. 3.
Linux Samba & Printer
Configuration. 4.
Linux Firewall Configuration. |