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06-17-2008 01:45 AM
06-17-2008 01:45 AM
DNS Client Configuration
Hi all,
Well my first here....
My enquiry is related to changing the
configuration of existing DNS clients to point to a set of two new primary and secondary DNS servers and decommision the old DNS servers.
I have about 50 DNS clients to deal with, 25 of them are development and rest production boxes.
all running a mix of HPUX 11.31 11.23 and 11.11
questions:
1. for each host how do i find what dns server it is pointing to before changes,
2. what files do i need to change to accommodate new dns servers.
3. is there any trap in this process
4. how do i test the new changes.
please suggest me the best practice you will follow to complete above task..
I will highly apreciate your help..
all help welcome.....
Thanks
Well my first here....
My enquiry is related to changing the
configuration of existing DNS clients to point to a set of two new primary and secondary DNS servers and decommision the old DNS servers.
I have about 50 DNS clients to deal with, 25 of them are development and rest production boxes.
all running a mix of HPUX 11.31 11.23 and 11.11
questions:
1. for each host how do i find what dns server it is pointing to before changes,
2. what files do i need to change to accommodate new dns servers.
3. is there any trap in this process
4. how do i test the new changes.
please suggest me the best practice you will follow to complete above task..
I will highly apreciate your help..
all help welcome.....
Thanks
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06-17-2008 01:57 AM
06-17-2008 01:57 AM
Re: DNS Client Configuration
Hello,
1. for each host how do i find what dns server it is pointing to before changes,
ANSWER:
If we assume you do not run any cache-only
DNS servers on your clients, than all
you need to check and change is file
/etc/resolv.conf
2. what files do i need to change to accommodate new dns servers.
ANSWER:
/etc/resolv.conf
3. is there any trap in this process
ANSWER:
No, as long as your new DNS servers
are reachable (in other words, port
53 is not blocked by firewalls).
There is no downtime when making changes.
4. how do i test the new changes.
ANSWER:
Use queries based on commands:
nsquery
dig
nslookup
Typically, test it on a test/development
servers and then proceed with the
production ones.
Cheers,
VK2COT
1. for each host how do i find what dns server it is pointing to before changes,
ANSWER:
If we assume you do not run any cache-only
DNS servers on your clients, than all
you need to check and change is file
/etc/resolv.conf
2. what files do i need to change to accommodate new dns servers.
ANSWER:
/etc/resolv.conf
3. is there any trap in this process
ANSWER:
No, as long as your new DNS servers
are reachable (in other words, port
53 is not blocked by firewalls).
There is no downtime when making changes.
4. how do i test the new changes.
ANSWER:
Use queries based on commands:
nsquery
dig
nslookup
Typically, test it on a test/development
servers and then proceed with the
production ones.
Cheers,
VK2COT
VK2COT - Dusan Baljevic
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06-17-2008 11:30 PM
06-17-2008 11:30 PM
Re: DNS Client Configuration
Thank you very much Dusan,,,
I really appreciate your help.
I really appreciate your help.
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06-17-2008 11:32 PM
06-17-2008 11:32 PM
Re: DNS Client Configuration
thanks to dusan
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