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Jimbo: Redirecting to Category:DNS

2007-06-21T18:54:29Z

Redirecting to Category:DNS

Jimbo at 18:35, 21 June 2007

2007-06-21T18:35:13Z

Dave at 20:39, 21 October 2005

2005-10-21T20:39:44Z

Dave at 18:36, 1 August 2005

2005-08-01T18:36:20Z

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Domain Name Service. Not specific to FreeBSD; you can run DNS on Mac OS, Windows, just about any flavor of Unix. Essentially all DNS is is a translation service between IP addresses and Domain Names (e.g., "freebsdwiki.net"). The most ubiquitous DNS program is [[BIND]]; it is the default that comes with the Base system in FreeBSD, but it is not the only one -- see also [[djbdns]].

[[Category:FreeBSD Terminology]]

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	Domain Name Service. Not specific to FreeBSD; you can run DNS on Mac OS, Windows, just about any flavor of Unix. Essentially all DNS is is a translation service between IP addresses and Domain Names (e.g., "freebsdwiki.net"). The most ubiquitous DNS program is [[BIND]]; it is the default that comes with the Base system in FreeBSD, but it is not the only one -- see also [[djbdns]] or [[PowerDNS]].		Domain Name Service. Not specific to FreeBSD; you can run DNS on Mac OS, Windows, just about any flavor of Unix. Essentially all DNS is is a translation service between IP addresses and Domain Names (e.g., "freebsdwiki.net"). The most ubiquitous DNS program is [[BIND]]; it is the default that comes with the Base system in FreeBSD, but it is not the only one -- see also [[djbdns]] or [[PowerDNS]].

−	[[Category:FreeBSD Terminology]]	+	[[Category:FreeBSD Terminology]][[Category:DNS]]

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−	Domain Name Service. Not specific to FreeBSD; you can run DNS on Mac OS, Windows, just about any flavor of Unix. Essentially all DNS is is a translation service between IP addresses and Domain Names (e.g., "freebsdwiki.net"). The most ubiquitous DNS program is [[BIND]]; it is the default that comes with the Base system in FreeBSD, but it is not the only one -- see also [[djbdns]].	+	Domain Name Service. Not specific to FreeBSD; you can run DNS on Mac OS, Windows, just about any flavor of Unix. Essentially all DNS is is a translation service between IP addresses and Domain Names (e.g., "freebsdwiki.net"). The most ubiquitous DNS program is [[BIND]]; it is the default that comes with the Base system in FreeBSD, but it is not the only one -- see also [[djbdns]] or [[PowerDNS]].

	[[Category:FreeBSD Terminology]]		[[Category:FreeBSD Terminology]]