October 2001
Beginner
1024 pages
25h 8m
English
To use true DNS, we need access to at least one domain name server. It doesn't matter where this server is—most name servers are configured to allow queries from anywhere on the Internet, with no restrictions on who makes the queries. These servers are kept in the /etc/resolv.conf file.
search somewhere.com nameserver 64.41.131.132 nameserver 207.78.98.20 nameserver 64.40.111.102
The nameserver keyword specifies a name server's IP address; you can have as many of these as you like, and the order in which they're listed is the order in which they're consulted. If one times out, the next server is queried. Many applications have their own internal timeouts on a DNS query that gets passed to the operating ...
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