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Is it possible to use my DNS IP from outside of my network ? i.e. , I want to know can anybody outside my network use my DNS IP ?
If yes then how can I restrict this ?
did you mean to say you dont wont others accessing your DNS server from outside your network?
If so, use iptables and block port 53 for any incoming connection apart from your lan.
Thx for ur Reply . When I block my 53 port then outside world cannot find or use my DNS . It's OK But
If I want that some outside network are restricted to use my DNS and some outside network are permitted then what will I do ? Is there any configuration regarding this issue in DNS configuration file ?
...or check out some of the following options that can be added to your named.conf file.
Code:
match-clients
allow-query
blackhole
NOTE: When reading the man page on the above options, make sure you understand in which context the above options can be used. i.e. global, view, zone, etc...
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