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i want to setup Domain Controller(DNS) and Mail Server using suse 10... i had already install suse 10 on my computer use for server... but i have no idea where can i start to create those applications..
pls. give me hint or notes that could guide me on how to create those applications..
thank you so much to your help is much appriciated..
DNS for linux in general is defined in /etc/resolv.conf
So suppose you wanted to specify 111.222.333.444 as a nameserver, you would add this line to resolv.conf:
SuSE has a nice tool called YaST which provides easy configuration. it should be available from the menu in your system, or open a terminal and type "yast" (no quotes).
DNS for linux in general is defined in /etc/resolv.conf
So suppose you wanted to specify 111.222.333.444 as a nameserver, you would add this line to resolv.conf:
i'd like to edit this in terminal or console mode i have no idea y if i type this /etc/resolv.conf prompt appear access denied even if i log into root account is suse10 no need to use console or just direct it in GUI using YAST tools pls help.
sample error login under terminal program, super user mode
linux:~# /etc/resolv.conf
-bash:/etc/resolv.conf: permission denied
linu:~#
tnx ur reply is really appriciated
best regards finding-suse
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