Programming a Private DNS Station

Programming the DNS Station Through BIND

First , I modify my defaults code to include Bind for IPv4 addresses on my native station.

Programming the primary DNS Station

I edit the named.conf.options file by adding a list above with my private IP addresses for my primary name station and my secondary name station. I modify the object by adding addresses, allowing recursion, tagging my transfer addresses, and enabling listening on port 53.

Configuring the local and zone program codes

Editing the conf.options code, I program zone codes with the appropriate DNS addressing for both lookups. I add name station addresses in A records and add codes in the NS records and SOA records for the DNS station and programming authoritative name station for the jimjaramillo.me domain.

Programming Netplan for DNS Namestation and Allowlisting the BIND Program

Editing the program code for bind, I add the name stations address under a special private-nameservers code by programming a YAML code in my netplan directory and finding the name stations with my private wifi interface. I enable Bind on my native firewall for sending DNS requests to my native station address which is the address of the private name station.

Checking Code and Testing the DNS Station

I then check the code of my configurations by running the named.checkconf and named-checkzone code. During those code checks , I do an nslookup on my private IP address and the domain for the DNS station. You should find that the station finds the IP address and the domain name with the name station.