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2019-04-17T15:39:51Z

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2019-04-16T19:56:32Z

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2019-04-15T12:33:45Z

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2019-04-15T12:33:06Z

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Goldbolt at 19:45, 5 January 2019

2019-01-05T19:45:55Z

Goldbolt at 19:25, 5 January 2019

2019-01-05T19:25:42Z

Goldbolt: Created page with "BIND (/ˈbaɪnd/), or named (pronounced name-dee, short for name daemon: /ˈneɪmdiː/), is the most widely used Domain Name System (DNS) software on the Internet. On Unix-lik..."

2019-01-05T19:15:39Z

Created page with "BIND (/ˈbaɪnd/), or named (pronounced name-dee, short for name daemon: /ˈneɪmdiː/), is the most widely used Domain Name System (DNS) software on the Internet. On Unix-lik..."

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BIND (/ˈbaɪnd/), or named (pronounced name-dee, short for name daemon: /ˈneɪmdiː/), is the most widely used Domain Name System (DNS) software on the Internet. On Unix-like operating systems it is the de facto standard. It performs both of the main DNS server roles - acting as an authoritative name server for one or more specific domains, and acting as a recursive resolver for the DNS system generally.

The software was originally designed at the University of California, Berkeley (UCB) in the early 1980s. The name originates as an acronym of Berkeley Internet Name Domain, reflecting the application's use within UCB. The software consists, most prominently, of the DNS server component, called named, a contracted form of name daemon. In addition the suite contains various administration tools, and a DNS resolver interface library. The latest version of BIND is BIND 9, first released in 2000. BIND 9 is actively maintained, with new releases issued several times a year.

Starting in 2009, the Internet Software Consortium (ISC) developed a new software suite, initially called BIND10. With release version 1.2.0 the project was renamed Bundy to terminate ISC involvement in the project.

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:39, 17 April 2019
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	Makes an advertisement block list from ORIGINALFILE		Makes an advertisement block list from ORIGINALFILE

−	sed '/#/d' ORIGINALFILE >> testfile && sed '/zone/d' ./testfile >> testfile1 && sed 's/^/zone/' testfile1 > testfile2 && sed 's/zone/zone "/' testfile2 > testfile3 && sed 's/$/" { type master; notify no; file /' testfile3 > testfile4 && sed 's/file/file "/' testfile4 > testfile5 && awk '{print $0"/etc/bind/blocked.zone"}' testfile5 > testfile6 && sed 's/.zone/.zone"; };/' testfile6 > finalhosts1.txt && rm -rf testfile*	+	sed '/#/d' ORIGINALFILE >> testfile && sed '/zone/d' ./testfile >> testfile1 && sed 's/^/zone/' testfile1 > testfile2 && sed 's/zone/zone "/' testfile2 > testfile3 && sed 's/$/" { type master; notify no; file /' testfile3 > testfile4 && sed 's/file /file "/' testfile4 > testfile5 && awk '{print $0"/etc/bind/blocked.zone"}' testfile5 > testfile6 && sed 's/.zone/.zone"; };/' testfile6 > finalhosts1.txt && rm -rf testfile*

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 dig (domain information groper) is a flexible tool for interrogating DNS name servers. It performs DNS lookups and displays the answers that are returned from the name server(s) that were queried.
-<strong>Using Dig</strong>
+Using Dig
      dig tbpchan.cz
-<strong>Dig all domains within named configs if named/BIND is installed:</strong>
+Dig all domains within named configs if named/BIND is installed:
      for i in `ls /var/named | cut -f1-2 -d'.' | grep ".com\|.net\|.org\|.net\|.us\|.biz"`; do echo "$i :   " |tr -d '\n';dig "$i" +short; done
-<strong>Update the SOA serial for all domains</strong>
+Update the SOA serial for all domains
      newSerial="20$(date +"%y%m%d")01"; for domain in `/bin/ls -1 /var/named/ | grep ".db"`; do echo -n $domain" "; egrep -io "[0-9]{10}.*serial" /var/named/$domain | awk '{print $1}'; done | awk -v newSerial=$newSerial '{ if ( $2 < newSerial ) print $0}' > /var/named/UPDATE_DNS; \ OLDIFS=$IFS; IFS=$'\n'; for zone in `cat /var/named/UPDATE_DNS`; do zoneFile=$(echo $zone | awk '{print $1}'); oldSerial=$(echo $zone | awk '{print $2}'); replace $oldSerial $newSerial -- /var/named/$zoneFile; done; IFS=$OLDIFS; rm -rv /var/named/UPDATE_DNS
-<strong>Makes an advertisement block list from 'ORIGINALFILE'</strong>
+Makes an advertisement block list from ORIGINALFILE
-     sed '/#/d' ORIGINALFILE >> testfile && sed '/zone/d' ./testfile >> testfile1 && sed 's/^/zone/' testfile1 > testfile2 && sed 's/zone /zone "/' testfile2 > testfile3 && sed 's/$/" { type master; notify no; file /' testfile3 > testfile4 && sed 's/file /file "/' testfile4 > testfile5 && awk '{print $0"/etc/bind/blocked.zone"}' testfile5 > testfile6 && sed 's/.zone/.zone"; };/' testfile6 > finalhosts1.txt && rm -rf testfile*
+     sed '/#/d' ORIGINALFILE >> testfile && sed '/zone/d' ./testfile >> testfile1 && sed 's/^/zone/' testfile1 > testfile2 && sed 's/zone/zone "/' testfile2 > testfile3 && sed 's/$/" { type master; notify no; file /' testfile3 > testfile4 && sed 's/file/file "/' testfile4 > testfile5 && awk '{print $0"/etc/bind/blocked.zone"}' testfile5 > testfile6 && sed 's/.zone/.zone"; };/' testfile6 > finalhosts1.txt && rm -rf testfile*

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	<strong>Makes an advertisement block list from 'ORIGINALFILE'</strong>		<strong>Makes an advertisement block list from 'ORIGINALFILE'</strong>

−	sed '/#/d' ORIGINALFILE >> testfile && sed '/zone/d' ./testfile >> testfile1 && sed 's/^/zone/' testfile1 > testfile2 && sed 's/zone/zone "/' testfile2 > testfile3 && sed 's/$/" { type master; notify no; file /' testfile3 > testfile4 && sed 's/file/file "/' testfile4 > testfile5 && awk '{print $0"/etc/bind/blocked.zone"}' testfile5 > testfile6 && sed 's/.zone/.zone"; };/' testfile6 > finalhosts1.txt && rm -rf testfile*	+	sed '/#/d' ORIGINALFILE >> testfile && sed '/zone/d' ./testfile >> testfile1 && sed 's/^/zone/' testfile1 > testfile2 && sed 's/zone /zone "/' testfile2 > testfile3 && sed 's/$/" { type master; notify no; file /' testfile3 > testfile4 && sed 's/file /file "/' testfile4 > testfile5 && awk '{print $0"/etc/bind/blocked.zone"}' testfile5 > testfile6 && sed 's/.zone/.zone"; };/' testfile6 > finalhosts1.txt && rm -rf testfile*

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	newSerial="20$(date +"%y%m%d")01"; for domain in `/bin/ls -1 /var/named/ \| grep ".db"`; do echo -n $domain" "; egrep -io "[0-9]{10}.*serial" /var/named/$domain \| awk '{print $1}'; done \| awk -v newSerial=$newSerial '{ if ( $2 < newSerial ) print $0}' > /var/named/UPDATE_DNS; \ OLDIFS=$IFS; IFS=$'\n'; for zone in `cat /var/named/UPDATE_DNS`; do zoneFile=$(echo $zone \| awk '{print $1}'); oldSerial=$(echo $zone \| awk '{print $2}'); replace $oldSerial $newSerial -- /var/named/$zoneFile; done; IFS=$OLDIFS; rm -rv /var/named/UPDATE_DNS		newSerial="20$(date +"%y%m%d")01"; for domain in `/bin/ls -1 /var/named/ \| grep ".db"`; do echo -n $domain" "; egrep -io "[0-9]{10}.*serial" /var/named/$domain \| awk '{print $1}'; done \| awk -v newSerial=$newSerial '{ if ( $2 < newSerial ) print $0}' > /var/named/UPDATE_DNS; \ OLDIFS=$IFS; IFS=$'\n'; for zone in `cat /var/named/UPDATE_DNS`; do zoneFile=$(echo $zone \| awk '{print $1}'); oldSerial=$(echo $zone \| awk '{print $2}'); replace $oldSerial $newSerial -- /var/named/$zoneFile; done; IFS=$OLDIFS; rm -rv /var/named/UPDATE_DNS
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		+	<strong>Makes an advertisement block list from 'ORIGINALFILE'</strong>
		+
		+	sed '/#/d' ORIGINALFILE >> testfile && sed '/zone/d' ./testfile >> testfile1 && sed 's/^/zone/' testfile1 > testfile2 && sed 's/zone/zone "/' testfile2 > testfile3 && sed 's/$/" { type master; notify no; file /' testfile3 > testfile4 && sed 's/file/file "/' testfile4 > testfile5 && awk '{print $0"/etc/bind/blocked.zone"}' testfile5 > testfile6 && sed 's/.zone/.zone"; };/' testfile6 > finalhosts1.txt && rm -rf testfile*

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:45, 5 January 2019
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	<strong>Dig all domains within named configs if named/BIND is installed:</strong>		<strong>Dig all domains within named configs if named/BIND is installed:</strong>
	for i in `ls /var/named \| cut -f1-2 -d'.' \| grep ".com\\|.net\\|.org\\|.net\\|.us\\|.biz"`; do echo "$i : " \|tr -d '\n';dig "$i" +short; done		for i in `ls /var/named \| cut -f1-2 -d'.' \| grep ".com\\|.net\\|.org\\|.net\\|.us\\|.biz"`; do echo "$i : " \|tr -d '\n';dig "$i" +short; done
		+
		+	<strong>Update the SOA serial for all domains</strong>
		+
		+	newSerial="20$(date +"%y%m%d")01"; for domain in `/bin/ls -1 /var/named/ \| grep ".db"`; do echo -n $domain" "; egrep -io "[0-9]{10}.*serial" /var/named/$domain \| awk '{print $1}'; done \| awk -v newSerial=$newSerial '{ if ( $2 < newSerial ) print $0}' > /var/named/UPDATE_DNS; \ OLDIFS=$IFS; IFS=$'\n'; for zone in `cat /var/named/UPDATE_DNS`; do zoneFile=$(echo $zone \| awk '{print $1}'); oldSerial=$(echo $zone \| awk '{print $2}'); replace $oldSerial $newSerial -- /var/named/$zoneFile; done; IFS=$OLDIFS; rm -rv /var/named/UPDATE_DNS

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	Starting in 2009, the Internet Software Consortium (ISC) developed a new software suite, initially called BIND10. With release version 1.2.0 the project was renamed Bundy to terminate ISC involvement in the project.		Starting in 2009, the Internet Software Consortium (ISC) developed a new software suite, initially called BIND10. With release version 1.2.0 the project was renamed Bundy to terminate ISC involvement in the project.
		+
		+	=Dig=
		+	dig (domain information groper) is a flexible tool for interrogating DNS name servers. It performs DNS lookups and displays the answers that are returned from the name server(s) that were queried.
		+
		+	<strong>Using Dig</strong>
		+	dig tbpchan.cz
		+
		+	<strong>Dig all domains within named configs if named/BIND is installed:</strong>
		+	for i in `ls /var/named \| cut -f1-2 -d'.' \| grep ".com\\|.net\\|.org\\|.net\\|.us\\|.biz"`; do echo "$i : " \|tr -d '\n';dig "$i" +short; done