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Exactly ... thanks for helping me find it!
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Exactly ... thanks for helping me find it!

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I remember reading an old HOWTO or some similar documentation that I can no longer find on setting up a nameserver daemon to take the place of my ISP's nameserver (which is frequently not working or is very very slow). &nbsp;As I recall, this required both the nameserver server, and some method to obtain and maintain a robust routing table.<br />
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Could someone kindly provide the appropriate HOWTO or instructions on doing this?<br />
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I am running Gentoo 1.1a, Linux kernel 2.4.19.<br />
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An emerge script would be even better (100 bonus points).<br />
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I remember reading an old HOWTO or some similar documentation that I can no longer find on setting up a nameserver daemon to take the place of my ISP's nameserver (which is frequently not working or is very very slow).  As I recall, this required both the nameserver server, and some method to obtain and maintain a robust routing table.

Could someone kindly provide the appropriate HOWTO or instructions on doing this?

I am running Gentoo 1.1a, Linux kernel 2.4.19.

An emerge script would be even better (100 bonus points).



Nameserver setup

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