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Date: Tue, 24 Jun 1997 02:23:59 -0600
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From: Rick Osteen <rosteen@1eagle1.com>
Subject: Re: name server setup-Yikes!
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I thank everyone who has responded(around 10 people)!

I have purchased the book DNS and BIND and will proceed from there.

Some of the urls were great!

I do have a request that someone can do ls on their /etc/named directory.
The reason for this is that I am wondering if I'll have a
domain.boot,domain.root, and domain.db for every domain that I am setting up
on this primary name server.

Thanks,
Rick Osteen

Newbie still @ work


ps. Sorry for the sig file last time. I was on someone else's machine.