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A nameserver, also called a DNS server, is an essential part of the infrastructure of the internet. It stands for Domain Name System and ensures that people do

You type `pixzo.nl` into a browser and a machine somewhere answers with `192.0.2.1`.That machine is running BIND, and it has been answering that kind of

DNS on Linux: How Name Resolution Actually Works You type `pixzo.nl` into a browser and it loads. Behind that single action sits a chain of queries across a

BIND: Choosing a DNS Server When Everything Depends On It The file is called `named.conf`, and if you get it wrong, nothing resolves.That single fact explains

DNS records: types, function and use