I have a fresh install of CentOS 5 and installed package bind.
In the past bind came with a
/etc/named.conf file preconfigured with blocks like
options{}
controls {
inet 127.0.0.1 allow { localhost; } keys { "rndc-key"; };
};
...
And
/var/named/ came with many files in the folder like
cache
named.broadcast
chroot
named.ca
data
named.ip6.local
named.local
slaves
localdomain.zone
named.rfc1912.zones
localhost.zone
named.zero
This time around I have nothing.
So I want to know if its possible to setup a nameserver with the bare minimum.
Examaple my
/etc/named.conf
Quote:
zone "d.org" {
type master;
file "/var/named/d.org.db";
};
|
My zone file
/var/named/d.org.db
Quote:
...
$TTL 1000
@ IN SOA server.d.org
...
@ IN A 22.22.22.22
...
|
Or do I need all these other
/var/named/ files and other config blocks in
/etc/named.conf
it seems rather unprofessional to goto another server of mine and copy all the zones over and named.conf just to test if it works, as I am not going to understand what made it work out of the 20 files or 10 blocks in named.conf
Regards
