5Start the DNS service by clicking the Start DNS button. Then open the Network pref-
erences pane on your Mac OS X Server and enter the IP address and domain name of
your server.Apply the changes.Your server is now running DNS and looking at itself
to ensure that any other service—such as Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
(LDAP)—will respond to either the IP address or the computer’s fully qualified
domain name.
DNS Zone Records
Each zone contains a number ofrecords.These records are requested when a client com-
puter needs to translate a domain name (like www.pretendco.com) to an IP number.Web
browsers, email clients,and other network applications ...
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