do i newed a DNS setup on my machine behind a router
Albert Mole <[email protected]> Sun, 5 Jun 2011 23:23:27 -0700
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Hello=2C
I am a little confused about something=2C mainly setting/building a DNS=
server.
i have followed a few examples from a number of books 1 named redhat 9 =
for dummies
what i need to know. IS If i use a free DNS srtvice to point to my cab=
le modem IP
and i have a netgear RP-614 router do i need to build/create the Domain=
name service server?
i am confused on where to put the NS1 through NS4.afraid.org server inf=
o for it to work
can any help me with this issue????
my thanks
Wolf =
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Hello=2C<BR>
I am a little =3B confused =3B about =3B something=2C mainly&nb=
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nbsp=3B free DNS srtvice to point to my cable modem IP<BR>and i have a =
=3B netgear RP-614 router =3B =3B do i need to build/create the&nbs=
p=3B Domain name service server?<BR>
i am confused on where to put the =3B =3B NS1 through NS4.afraid.or=
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my thanks<BR>
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