Jeremy Portzer wrote:
Once you're sure the caching nameserver is working, change
/etc/resolv.conf to use your local nameserver (127.0.0.1) as the first
'nameserver' line.
Yep.
P.S. I usually specify the upstream ISP's servers as 'forwarders' to
reduce load on the root servers. For example, in /etc/named.conf, in
the first section ("options"), I have these lines:
forwarders{
192.101.21.1; 128.109.131.3; 207.217.126.11;
};
Which puts you back at the mercy of their possibly FUBAR'd DNS service...
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