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I have configured DNS in redhat. But never tried out in mandrake.<br />
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The configuration is not that complicated in redhat .<br />
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I have configured DNS in redhat. But never tried out in mandrake.

The configuration is not that complicated in redhat .



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I should clarify. &nbsp;I am a newbie to linux. &nbsp;OK, I just installed redhat, can someone turn on a light?<br />
I chose DNS server during the install. &nbsp;How do I start to configure DNS server? please help a linux illiterate today
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I should clarify.  I am a newbie to linux.  OK, I just installed redhat, can someone turn on a light?
I chose DNS server during the install.  How do I start to configure DNS server? please help a linux illiterate today

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Or you can have a look here for BIND 9 (the latest DNS service) <a href="http://www.losurs.org/docs/howto/Chroot-BIND.html" rel="ugc">http://www.losurs.org/docs/howto/Chroot-BIND.html</a>
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Or you can have a look here for BIND 9 (the latest DNS service) http://www.losurs.org/docs/howto/Chroot-BIND.html [http://www.losurs.org/docs/howto/Chroot-BIND.html]

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I installed mandrake linux on a computer and want to use it only as a DNS server. &nbsp;Can anyone help with this? &nbsp;Would it be easier to use redhat? &nbsp;I need to know which dns server is easiest to install and configure on a linux OS, preferably mandrake since its already installed but i have redhat too. &nbsp;The only thing i need it for is a DNS server. &nbsp;Thank you.
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I installed mandrake linux on a computer and want to use it only as a DNS server.  Can anyone help with this?  Would it be easier to use redhat?  I need to know which dns server is easiest to install and configure on a linux OS, preferably mandrake since its already installed but i have redhat too.  The only thing i need it for is a DNS server.  Thank you.

need to setup a dns server on linux

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