DNS与BIND（影印版）

Prefce

1. Background

A (Very) Brief History of the lnternet

On the Internet and internets

The Domain Name System in a Nutshell

The History of BIND

Must I Use DNS?

2 How Does DNS Whrk?

The Domain Name Space

The Internet Domain Name Space

Delegation

Name Servers and Zones

Resolvers

Resolution

Caching

3. Where DO I Start?

Getting BIND

Choosing a Domain Name

4 settins UP BIND

Our Zone

Setting Up Zone Data

Setting Up a BIND Configuration File

Abbreviations

Host Name Checking (BIND 4.9.4 and Later Versions)

Tools

Running a Primary Master Name Server

Running a Slave Name Server

Adding More Zones

What Next?

5. DNS and Electronic Mail

MX Records

What's a Mail Exchanger, Again?

The MX Algorithm

6 configuring Hosts

The Resolver

Sample Resolver Configurations

Minimizing Pain and Suffering

Vendor-Specific Options

7. Maintetaining BIND

Controlling the Name Server

Updating Zone Data Files

Organizing YOur Files

Changing System File Locations in BlND 8 and 9

Logging in BlND 8 and 9

Keeping Evetything Running Smoothly

8 Growing Your Domain

How Many Name Servers?

Adding More Name Servers

Registering Name Servers

Changing TTLs

Planning for Disasters

Coping with Disaster

9. Parenting

When to Become a Parent

How Many Children?

What to Name Your Children

How to Become a Parent: Creating Subdomains

Subdomains of in-addr.arpa Domains

Good Parenting

Managing the Transition to Subdomains

The Life of a Parent

10 Advanced Features

Address Match Lists and ACLs

DNS Dynamic Update

DNS NOTIFY (Zone Change Notilication)

lncremental Zone Transfer (IXFR)

Forwarding

Views

Round Robin Load Distribution

Name Server Address Sorting

Preferring Name Servers on Certain Networks

A Nonrecursive Name Server

Avoiding a Bogus Name Server

System Tuning

Compatibility

The ABCs of IPv6 Addressing

Addresses and Ports

IPv6 Forward and Reverse Mapping

11. Security

TSIG

Securing Your Name Server

DNS and Internet Firewalls

The DNS Security Extensions

12 nslookup and diy

Is nslookup a Good Tool?

lnteractive Versus Noninteractive

Option Settings

Avoiding the Search List

Common Tasks

Less Cornmon Tasks

Troubleshooting nslookup Problems

Best of the Net

Using dig

13. Reading BIND Debugging Output

Debugging Levels

Turning On Debugging

Reading Debugging Output

The Resolver Search Algorithm and Negative Caching (BIND 8)

The Resolver Search Algorithm and Negative Caching (BIND 9)

Tools

14. Troubtesbooting DNS and BIND

Is NlS Really Your Problem?

Troubleshooting Tools and Techniques

Potential Problem List

Transition Problems

Interoperability and Version Problems.

TSIG Errors

Problem Symptoms

15. Programming witb tbe Resolver and Name Server

Library Routines

Shell Script Programming with nslookup

C Programming with the Resolver Library Routines

Perl Programming with Net::DNS

16 Miscellaneous

Using CNAME Records

Wildcards

A Limitation of MX Records

Dialup Connections

Network Names and Numbers

Additional Resource Records

DNS and WINS

DNS and Windows 2000

A. DNS Message Format and Resource Records

B. BIND compatibility Matrix

C. Compiling and Installing BIND on Linux

D. Top-Level Domains

E. BIND Name Server and Resolver Configuration

Index